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Atlanta Makes Top Ten In CBRE’s Tech Talent Report

Atlanta grew its tech talent pool at the third fastest pace of all 50 markets, increasing by 34.7% in the last five years.

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Ranking of top ten cities in the CBRE Tech Talent Scorecard

ATLANTA, GA—Atlanta remains a Top 10 tech talent market in North America, ranking ninth on CBRE’s Tech Talent Scorecard, part of its sixth-annual Scoring Tech Talent Report, which ranks 50 US and Canadian markets according to their ability to attract and grow tech talent.

“Atlanta stands out as a high-growth tech hub with an increasing number of locally based technology companies, like CallRail, and out-of-town technology companies, like Namely and Pandora, choosing Atlanta and growing here in a big way,” says Christian Devlin, first vice president of CBRE’s Tech & Media Practice in Atlanta. “With incredible educational institutions like Georgia Tech, a fast-growing pool of highly skilled tech talent, and a relatively low cost of doing business, Atlanta’s tech sector is poised for continued significant growth in the months and years to come.”

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