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RealShare Experts: Atlanta Is a Landlord’s Market

ATLANTA—“There are still plenty of legs in the Atlanta economy and that bodes well for the next 24 to 36 months.”

By John McCurry | Updated on May 02, 2016
Michael Fasono, first vice president of Marcus & Millichap, said Atlanta was late coming to the party of recession recovery. Michael Fasono, first vice president of Marcus & Millichap, said Atlanta was late coming to the party of recession recovery.

ATLANTA—Describing Atlanta as a landlord’s market, driven by a robust industrial sector and the omnipresent millennial market, a panel of office space experts took the pulse of the market during RealShare Atlanta on Thursday.

Emil Gullia, senior director of Franklin Street, disagrees “a little bit” with a recent research report that indicated that the Atlanta market is still catching up due to being late coming out of the recession.

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