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Office Developers Learn to Cope
Mar 01, 2004
Since the tech bubble burst in 2001, Corporate America has downsized and right-sized and generally dragged down demand for office space, leaving developers with no choice but to seek new niches of opportunity. The...
Bright Development for Downtown Atlanta
Mar 01, 2004
When utility powerhouse Southern Co. announced in late January that it had completed a deal to keep its headquarters in downtown Atlanta, Mayor Shirley Franklin and business boosters hailed the decision. Headline...
Industrial Market Provides Southern Comfort
Jan 01, 2004
The nondescript warehouses and distribution centers huddled along the Southeast's many interstate highways are hardly awe-inspiring. Still, these properties will lay the groundwork for a stronger commercial real...
Atlanta Brokers Play Musical Chairs
Oct 01, 2003
Just when it appeared the brokerage operation at Trammell Crow's Atlanta office nearly was down for the count, the company has fought back by hiring a top tenant representative team from CB Richard Ellis...
More Office Glut in Midtown Atlanta?
May 01, 2003
Atlanta's real estate community knew that Hines was working on a deal to build a new headquarters tower for old-line law firm King & Spalding in the Midtown submarket. But when they learned that Hines planned to...
Fighting for Control
May 01, 2003
John Williams, who founded Post Properties 32 years ago, has separation issues. He tried to step back from the Atlanta-based apartment REIT last summer, when he passed the chief executive position to Post President...
Lend Lease Fields Offers from Buyers
Dec 01, 2002
One of the biggest questions in commercial real estate could be answered by the end of the year: Will Lend Lease Real Estate Investments be sold...
Atlanta stalls as job growth dwindles
Oct 09, 2002
If commercial real estate is to Atlanta what cars are to Detroit, then the engine is kaput, and AAA won’t arrive for more than a year. The Atlanta real estate market is suffering through one of its toughest spans in...
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