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Will Tenants be Forced to Turn to Class C?

ATLANTA—“Class C could enjoy a part of the frenzy…”

By Jennifer LeClaire | Updated on July 17, 2015

ATLANTA—Atlanta’s office market has come back with a vengeance. The question is, did it come back so fast that demand will outstrip supply? Possibly.

Atlanta’s office market is strong and market research reports predict it will be even stronger by the end of 2015. Job growth means expanded office leases and new leases from Buckhead to the Central Perimeter and beyond. Nevertheless, office developers have been slow to break ground on new product.

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