Atlanta

“Tenants are looking for buildings that are of the same quality as what they experience intown…”

It sits at the corner of Memorial Drive and Bill Kennedy Way in Atlanta's Reynoldstown submarket.

“It's hard to predict exactly what the problems will be until the project is actually open and running.”

A “hot” location often comes at a high cost.

A recent report outlines the need for an additional 4.6 million new units in the US by 2030.

GlobeSt.com caught up with Alan Thomes, who runs small business lending at Atlanta-based State Bank & Trust, to get thoughts in this exclusive interview.

Demand is not even across the board, but this trend is worth noting.

Here's a look at the trends, announcements and deals you may have missed this early week in the Southeast.