HELLO ATLANTA

Yesterday morning, we welcomed 600 commercial real estaters to our first Atlanta event, held at the Buckhead Ritz. It's not polite to compare cities. . . but we'll tell you what our panelists said, and feel free to draw your own conclusion: They admitted Atlanta's been in the bottom quarter of CRE economies—but they think things are inching back. (Although we do kind of like it when people have more time on their hands for events.)

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