August 6: “State of Atlanta CRE” Tenant Rep Roundtable
Atlanta commercial real estate is picking up steam. Don’t get left behind! Find out the what’s happening in today’s hottest submarkets. In just the past year, we have seen distinct shifts in how deals...
View ArticleState of Atlanta CRE: An interview with Lisa Rhudy
On August 6, CREW Atlanta will present “State of Atlanta CRE,” a Tenant Rep Roundtable moderated by Michael Bull, CEO of Bull Realty Inc. and host of the Commercial Real Estate Show. Leading up to the...
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State of Atlanta CRE: An interview with Christine Gorham
On August 6, CREW Atlanta will present “State of Atlanta CRE,” a Tenant Rep Roundtable moderated by Michael Bull, CEO of Bull Realty Inc. and host of the Commercial Real Estate Show. Leading up to the...
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Welcome to the Push Button Universe
By Eve Slaughter, Dinerman Group, LLC Recently, my husband and I were notified that we have been selected as beta testers for a new service provided by Amazon. Of course, this is exciting news. Our...
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Kay Younglove: What Makes Peachtree Center Stand Out
Peachtree Center is one of Atlanta’s most iconic developments. It has been at the center of Atlanta business since it launched. GlobeSt.com caught up with Kay Younglove, who along with David Horne and...
View ArticleUtilizing Tenant Improvement (TI) Dollars for Lease Renewals
By Nanci Love Colliers International Atlanta newspapers and discussion groups are filled with claims that “demand for office space is increasing,” “office space in Atlanta is tight” and there is...
View ArticleBroker-PM engagement should happen sooner for maximum impact
By Christy Lowell CBRE Business Transition & Move Management Services One of the biggest misperceptions in any given project is the belief that project management (PM) engagement should only happen...
View ArticleCan medical/office tenants and retail coexist in harmony?
By Patti Pearlberg, Coro Realty Advisors, LLC When occupancy rates began dropping at retail centers at the start of the “great recession,” owners and operators began looking for other uses to fill...
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As shopping has changed, so has industrial real estate
By Linda Booker, Executive Vice President and CFO, Core5 Industrial Partners I admit it; internet shopping has changed my life. I initially resisted, but like most busy moms, I realized that I could...
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The 30(ish) Year Old Real Estate Professional
By Brooke Gothard, JLL The 30(ish) year old real estate professional entered the industry during a very interesting time – the economy was at an all-time low, companies were defaulting on leases at a...
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No pain, no gain—go big or go home: Women in Brokerage
By Lee Eastwood, Eastwood Real Estate Services It is a risk-reward situation. Brokers on straight commission are the ones who make the most money. Why don’t more women go into brokerage? According to...
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The Allure and Impact of Creative Office Space
By Heather Lamb, Vice President for CBRE Atlanta’s Landlord Representation Group Atlanta, like many cities, has reacted to the war for talent and the rush to create environments where that talent will...
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Brokerage Trends in Atlanta Today
By Leigh Anne McGarry, Leasing Associate with Franklin Street’s Retail Landlord Leasing Team As a young female in the brokerage world, it is hard not to recognize the amount of young, talented women...
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Evolving workforce reshaping Atlanta’s commercial real estate game
Claire Ross High Street. Midtown Union. 8 West. Star Metals. The Boundary. Jar House. These are just a handful of the developments that are helping define Atlanta’s growing commercial real estate...
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