The biggest leases, sales, loans and other CRE tidbits in Atlanta.
Q1's investment sales data show that NYC has a long road to recovery, with interest rates and state-level housing policy casting a long shadow over asset sales.
More than half of new industrial construction in Atlanta delivered vacant in 2023, according to CBRE.
The expiration of 421-a and the implementation of the 2019 Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act have caused investors to flee from multifamily.
Houston office market leasing transaction volume was down in Q3, but so was overall availability.
I-sales climbed in Q3, with an increase in activity catalyzed by an anticipated rate cut and the expectation that prices don't have much further to fall.
Geopolitical tension, new tech and a growing defense budget are supercharging leasing for defense tech firms.
Out of Arlington’s 39.2M SF of office space, 5.2M SF is leased to the General Services Administration.
In the first quarter of 2025, 164 New York City properties traded hands, a 9% bump from the prior quarter and a 38% increase year-over-year.
From West Midtown lease-ups to a $91M-to-$67M flip, multifamily headlines Atlanta’s latest slate of CRE deals.
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