Explore Savannah’s Industrial market report, highlighting top leases, notable sales, and the trends that defined each market in Q3 of 2026.
Q3 2026 Atlanta Market Reports
Explore Atlanta’s Industrial and Office market reports, highlighting top leases, notable sales, and the trends that defined each market in Q3 of 2026.
Industrial Availability Metrics | October 2026 Release
→ Atlanta just closed its strongest industrial leasing quarter on record, surpassing even the COVID-era boom, at +19 MSF inked in a single quarter. Total available space declined 3.3% month over month, falling by 3.6 million SF. The quarter was driven primarily by new leasing rather than renewals, making the decline even more significant. → Sublease availability fell another 450,000 SF to 10.9 million SF. The biggest pullback came from 500,000+ SF blocks, where…
September 2026 | Market Brief
AI adoption is accelerating, but employment remains resilient—and Atlanta’s office market continues to see meaningful leasing activity. Since January 2025, tenants leasing at least 10,000 SF have signed approximately 12 million SF of office leases, with knowledge-based industries accounting for 4.2 million SF. Read our latest Market Brief to explore what rising workplace AI use, steady unemployment, and continued office leasing activity reveal about the changing shape of Atlanta’s office market.
Industrial Availability Metrics | September 2026 Release
→ Metro Atlanta’s total available industrial space increased by approximately 3.6% in August. With sublease availability essentially unchanged at 11.4 million SF, the increase was driven by new direct space delivering in the market, primarily in South Atlanta. → South Atlanta recorded the largest increase, with available space growing by approximately 2.3 million SF. Smaller increases occurred in Northwest Atlanta, Northeast Atlanta and North Central, while I-20 West availability declined modestly. → Larger blocks…
August 2026 | Market Brief
Atlanta industrial asking rents may be stabilizing, but the total cost of occupancy continues to rise. Since 2020, average operating expenses have increased 140%, making expenses like insurance, property taxes, utilities, and maintenance an increasingly important part of the leasing equation. Read our latest Market Brief to explore why looking beyond asking rent is becoming more important for both occupiers and owners across Atlanta’s industrial market.
Mid-Year 2026 | Atlanta Industrial Pipeline
Atlanta’s industrial development pipeline remains balanced. Although construction activity has increased from recent lows, the volume of space under development remains well below prior cycle peaks and is more closely aligned with historical absorption trends. As a result, future deliveries are expected to supplement market demand without introducing the level of supply pressure experienced during the recent expansion cycle Explore the report for ground breakings, future predictions, the under-construction pipeline, and more!
Industrial Availability Metrics | August 2026 Release
→ Metro Atlanta’s industrial market became noticeably tighter in July as total available space declined by approximately 1.3 million SF. The improvement was driven primarily by a sharp reduction in sublease availability, helping offset the continued impact of speculative development entering the market. → The most significant reductions occurred in the market’s largest blocks of space. Available sublease inventory of 500,000 SF and greater declined by more than 1.1 million SF during July, while…