March 24, 2019
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Courtesy of CBRE First Vice President Amy Fingerhut
For years, developers in Atlanta have asked for tax breaks to build their projects, and they've received them essentially rubber-stamped. That changed last year when the Gulch's $1.9B incentive package came under heavy criticism. The deal was ultimately approved after Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms made some last-minute concessions, but to many it served as a warning: Tax breaks for development in Atlanta could soon be less of a given than they once were.
Bisnow wants to know what you think. Are incentives still needed for development as Atlanta enjoys sustained economic growth? Why? Will the scrutiny around the Gulch deal lead to more contentious battles in the future? Do you agree with the $1.9B deal that was ultimately struck? Take the survey below and let us know your thoughts:
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