Thought Leadership

" Because Atlanta still has a lot of room for growth, from a population standpoint, I believe the sales will catch up over time as more people move to the area, but I don't believe the retailers can sustain this current trajectory as it relates to rental rate increases," says Franklin Street managing director Monetha Cobb.

In this day of dwindling foot traffic in the face of rising online sales, brokers need to go the next step to ensure their clients' brick-and-mortar success.

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, David Amsterdam of Colliers offers insights on how demand remains healthy with no shortage of capital in the market despite investors keeping a watchful eye on the pace at which the Fed continues to raise rates.

It will take creativity, but the affordable housing crisis is one that will not be ignored by lenders, investors or developers. Besides, tax credits may not be the sector's biggest issue.

What can brokerages learn from the experience of two rowers? James Nelson takes a look in the latest column for GlobeSt.com.

There's a lot of good news in the outlook for product distribution in the Southeast US. But that's not to say the market doesn't have its challenges.