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Marcus & Millichap’s Atlanta office is seeing a number of clients who are selling their buildings and moving to single-tenant, net-lease properties. VP Michael Fasano says that this has been a big plus for the office, allowing the team to strongly leverage its platform. The biggest concern among clients, Michael says, is rising interest rates; he thinks that most clients recognize that an increase is coming in December. Michael’s prediction: a rise of 25 basis points, which the market can absorb. He says that this kind of rise is actually motivating investors—not deterring them—to act in Q4 as opposed to holding off until next year. For more information on our Bisnow partner, click here.

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