Early this week in the Southeast, deal flow seamed down. Fear developers, investors and capital markets groups made headlines. Still, there is some interesting researching emerging out of Atlanta and secondary markets in Alabama are seeing some action.
BY THE NUMBERS
Atlanta's suburban and urban (Buckhead and Midtown) markets ranked among the top 5 U.S. growth markets in CBRE's Global Prime Office Rents report. The three other growth markets were Chicago, Seattle suburban, and Seattle downtown. Atlanta's suburbs came in as a top 20 market globally when studying the year-over-year change in office rents (8.4%). Buckhead and Midtown were #21 globally (7.5%).
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