Atlanta skyline
ATLANTA—The willingness of tech companies to pay a premium for office space in the hottest tech submarkets is starting to spill over into neighboring submarkets as available space in tech hotspots is dwindling. That's according to CBRE's Tech-30 report.
As a result, neighboring submarkets and traditional downtowns with skylines—rather than the brick-and-beam buildings tech companies have demonstrated a preference for—are primed to benefit. And that creates opportunity for commercial real estate investors.
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