Industrial Availability Metrics | February 2026 Release
→ Total availability declined further to 96.7 MSF in January, down from 98.9 MSF in December, marking a fourth consecutive month of contraction. The continued decline reflects steady leasing activity occurring amid a limited pace of new speculative deliveries. → Sublease availability fell sharply to 11.4 MSF, down 13.1% month-over-month and reached its lowest level since early 2025. The contraction was driven primarily by South Atlanta and the Northeast, where several large sublease blocks…
Atlanta Industrial Market Check-In | Q4 2025 Reflection
Take A Closer Look In this video, Matthew Reynolds and Kate Hunt sit down to discuss the state of Atlanta’s industrial market based on the Q4 2025 market data. They cover what’s driving current leasing momentum, how demand is shifting between new tenants and renewals, and where vacancy is tightening across submarkets. The conversation also explores how owners are approaching concessions, how tenants are navigating pricing, and why disciplined construction is playing a…
Year-End 2025 | Atlanta Industrial Pipeline
Atlanta’s industrial market is entering 2026 with a construction pipeline that remains meaningfully leaner than prior cycle peaks, even as groundbreakings have begun to pick back up. Space under construction is still aligned with levels that have historically supported steady absorption, keeping near-term delivery risk in check as vacancy continues to normalize. The recent increase in starts reflects a measured return to development activity rather than a broad reopening of speculative supply. While the pipeline…
January 2026 | Market Brief
Savannah enters 2026 with industrial fundamentals increasingly influenced by global trade flows rather than short-term real estate cycles. While industrial markets nationally continue to adjust following several years of elevated supply growth, Savannah remains differentiated by its role as one of the most efficient and fastest-growing container gateways in the United States. In fiscal year 2025, the Port of Savannah handled approximately 5.7 million TEUs, an 8.6% year-over-year increase and one of the strongest performances…
Matthew Reynolds Becomes Youngest Partner at Lee & Associates
Atlanta Business Chronicle’s | People On The Move Feature Matthew Reynolds has been promoted to Executive VP/Principal at Lee & Associates – Atlanta. Matthew is the youngest Executive Vice President/Principal in Atlanta and one of the youngest EVPs/Principals across Lee & Associates’ nationwide network of offices. Matthew has recently been recognized as the firm’s “Top Director” in 2024 and the youngest Principal in 2024. He continues to rapidly produce within the firm, specializing in warehousing,…
Q4 2025 Atlanta Market Reports
Explore Atlanta’s Industrial and Office market reports along with Savannah’s Industrial market report.