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January 3, 2022

Atlanta Industrial Shattered Records In 2021 As Vacancy Hit All-Time Lows

Stockbridge Capital's Tuba Malinowski analyzes the state of Atlanta's deal flow Feb. 24

Every year, Atlanta's industrial real estate seems to break new records in terms of activity and rents, evidence of the never-ending demand for warehouse space in the Southeast's primary logistics hub.

But even by those high standards, 2021 blew previous years out of the water. 

Atlanta Industrial Shattered Leasing Records In 2021 As Vacancy Hit All-Time Lows

Companies absorbed 42.2M SF of Metro Atlanta industrial space last year, smashing the previous record for positive absorption of 25.9M SF set in 2017, according to new Colliers data provided to Bisnow. The region's industrial vacancy hit an all-time low of 3.4% to close out 2021, compared to 6.2% at…

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EXCLUSIVE: CRE Brokers Are Seeing A Lot More Green In 2021, Survey Finds

Commercial real estate brokers are back in the money a year after much of the U.S. partially closed for business.

EXCLUSIVE: CRE Brokers Are Seeing A Lot More Green In 2021, Survey Finds

Nearly 70% of brokers surveyed by the commercial real estate software company Apto reported that they will make more money in 2021 than in 2020, when the onset of the coronavirus pandemic roiled the economy. That is more than double the percentage of respondents who in 2020 said their…

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Developer Jamestown Brings One Times Square To The Metaverse

Developer Jamestown Brings One Times Square To The Metaverse  

Real estate giant Jamestown and Digital Currency Group, a digital assets investor, formed a partnership at the end of 2021 to re-create One Times Square in the metaverse virtual world Decentraland. Jamestown owns the physical…

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9 Predictions Of What CRE Can Expect In 2022

A renewed surge in coronavirus cases may have some market watchers thinking 2022 is just another sequel to 2020. Commercial real estate players, meanwhile, have their eyes on a bevy of new challenges and opportunities in the new year.

As President Joe Biden approaches his first anniversary at the helm, investors are keeping an eye on Washington for potential bills that may influence deal-making. Office players are cautiously monitoring the omicron variant, as employers get creative in efforts to lure employees back. Industrial firms, meanwhile, are wondering not when supply chain issues will ease up but how to combat inefficiencies with new strategies and innovations.

Industry leaders spoke with Bisnow about the top trends they think will play out over the course of 2022; the following is a collection of those insights, edited lightly for style and clarity.

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