Column: Could one of Atlanta’s law giants shift to the BeltLine?
Two of the largest tenants looking for space in Atlanta in the second half of the year are law firms. Plus, what’s the bright side of Atlanta’s record office availability? Reporter Savannah Sicurella has the latest in commercial real estate.
Despite challenges, ‘bright pockets’ emerge across Atlanta’s office market
The office market faces challenges, but some new-to-market growth has returned to Atlanta and the Southeast. What other trends give reason for optimism?
Alpharetta property manager Excalibur Homes to lay off 120 employees
The company is making the layoffs after losing a chunk of its business.
Deals of the Year: How Doka-AT-PAC deal impacts Atlanta
AT-PAC CEO Josh Dundon says the industry recognizes the implications of a global powerhouse like Doka acquiring his scaffolding and formwork company.
A fixture in Buckhead for decades, Morris Manning & Martin begins search for future office space
Nationally, many law firms are reducing square footage. Almost half of the transactions among the top 100 largest law firms in the U.S. between 2021 and 2022 were downsizes. On average, they shrunk by 49%.
‘We are devastated’: Westside Atlanta mall redevelopment stalled again
The long-awaited redevelopment has screeched to a halt for the third time in recent years. The mall owner is now trying to figure out how to revive the property without new construction.
Office vacancy rates are increasing in Sun Belt cities, select northern markets
An analysis of preliminary Moody’s Analytics Inc. data from Q3 illustrates which U.S. office markets have seen their vacancy rates rise over the past year and which have seen their share of vacant space shrink during the same period.
Return to office, get a raise? Most CEOs say those coming into the office will get rewarded
KPMG’s latest CEO survey highlights the tug-of-war occurring in the nation’s workplaces over return-to-office efforts.
Prologis gives millions to Morehouse College to diversify real estate industry
Morehouse College announced the launch of a new academic program to improve diversity in the $21 trillion U.S. commercial real estate industry.
Atlanta firms target 2,300 homes amid build-to-rent surge
A real estate team is dotting the outskirts of metro Atlanta with build-to-rent homes, a fast-growing sector buoyed by the dearth of attainable entry points into homeownership.