Lower rates of job growth tested large U.S. markets in 2024, even in the big Sunbelt markets where rates of growth sank by 50% or more. Metro Atlanta added 44,000 jobs last year (1.4% growth), a moderate gain but well below its trailing 10-year trend. Despite the slowing rate of job additions, office market conditions are holding steady, and while it’s too early to declare a recovery, signs of a resurgence are on the horizon….
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November 2024 | Market Brief
Not exactly. The statistics paint a bleak picture — Atlanta’s office market vacancy recently peaked at 24.7% and occupancy losses were recorded for the eighteenth straight month. But despite poor stats and negative headlines, office buildings remain key places for companies to drive innovation, build company culture and leverage teamwork to achieve common goals. This is leading to more companies returning to the office (RTO) to drive results, meanwhile revealing early signs of office market…