Industrial

Although there is a sustained demand for industrial space in Atlanta, the market activity during Q1 2023 has shown a deceleration. Vacancies have risen slightly off of record lows, ending Q1 with a 50-basis point jump to 4.5%. Overall net absorption fell, with just under 2 million SF newly occupied. While activity cooled in Q1, the rise in sublease space during the Fall of 2022 has subsided and overall availability levels have stabilized. Despite Atlanta’s…

For the first time since the beginning of the COVID pandemic, market fundamentals reflect that the expansion phase of the most recent development cycle is coming to an end. Capital market constraints, costs of construction, and uncertainty of future tenant demand are all factors in the development slowdown. Many of the nation’s leading banks have ceased construction loans for new projects and many equity players are on the sideline until there is clarity on exit…

While demand for industrial space continues to prosper throughout Atlanta, there was a slight slowdown in Atlanta’s industrial market in Q4 2022. Vacancies have risen slightly off of record lows reached in late 2021, ending Q4 2022 with a 30 basis point jump to 4%. While demand and leasing velocity remain strong, rising vacancy and availability should provide relief for new and expanding Atlanta area tenants. The metro’s development pipeline continues to thrive, ending Q4…