COULD ATL BEAT DC?

At today's panel, where  more than 350  joined us for our multifamily event, JLB Partners' Hudson Hooks  says Atlanta is finally  finding favor with capital sources for mulitfamily projects. Hudson says many lenders are ?taking a wait-and-see attitude? in such markets as DC and Texas because of fear that the industry may be outstripping demand. ?For now, I think Atlanta's a place where things are going to get done because we were  a little bit behind,? he says. (See, there is a silver lining to the lack of Atlanta job growth.)

 
AMLI Residential?s  Fred Schreiber  tells us he's working on a couple of deals. While those are inside the city limits—where a huge portion of the new pool of apartment units are focused—Fred says AMLI would like to build a suburban project, but zoning restrictions make it difficult to accomplish.

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