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In Memory: Dale Henson

It's with sad news that we report Dale Henson Associates founder Dale Henson passed away after a battle with cancer. The Wilbert Group's  Tony Wilbert brought an AJC obituary to the market's attention this morning. Dale—known for his sharp insight into Atlanta's multifamily market—was one of the first voices in commercial real estate to  air concern about what he eventually termed "condomania" and the eventual condo market crash here. We snapped this of Dale at a lunch with  Bob Nagel at the Capital City Club in 2011, one of the last times we spoke with him. At the time, he expressed frustration over multifamily market fundamentals, telling us, "It's the jobs, stupid. And we're not getting them." Our thoughts go to Dale's family. According to the AJC, services will be Nov. 14  at H.M. Patterson and Son, Spring Hill Chapel.

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