ATLANTA—Describing Atlanta as a landlord's market, driven by a robust industrial sector and the omnipresent millennial market, a panel of office space experts took the pulse of the market during RealShare Atlanta on Thursday.
Emil Gullia, senior director of Franklin Street, disagrees “a little bit” with a recent research report that indicated that the Atlanta market is still catching up due to being late coming out of the recession.
“One of the biggest things driving retail now is the industrial sector,” Gullia said. “Atlanta is poised to grow.”
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