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(300,000)
20%
15%
10%
5%
0% Absorption Deliveries Vacancy %
Square
Fee
t
New buildings with specula-
tive office space:
Adjustments in the real
estate cycle:
Continued & increased funding
of Georgia venture capital:
Rents
Absorption Vacancy
5,000,000
4,000,000
3,000,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
0
(1,000,000)
(2,000,000)
(3,000,000)
(4,000,000)
Year $M Deals
2011 $423.86 61
2012 $252.32 55
2013 $396.47 43
2014 $491.60 60
2015 $836.07 71
SOURCE: MONEYTREE REPORT
DATA SOURCE: COSTAR
RE CYCLE IMAGE SOURCE: RCLCO
DATA SOURCE: COSTAR
Given the current economic con-
di,ons, we believe we will con,-
nue to see announcements of
“spec” office buildings as devel-
opers try to take advantage of a
,ght market. Un,l then, current
condi,ons point to concession
packages decreasing, higher rents,
more scru,ny on credit risk, long-
er lease terms, less flexibility and
fewer space op,ons in the most
desirable buildings and areas.
According to real estate cycle anal-
ysts, 2016 will see a peak in the co-
mmercial real estate cycle, follow-
ed by an adjustment in the overall
cycle. We have been through these
cycles many ,mes and will work
smarter to posi,on our clients with
the right landlords who understand
the market swings both ways.
Buckhead: high $30’s to mid-$40’s Central Perimeter: low $30’s North Fulton: high $20’s
Class A Class B Class C
Down to
12.1% 12.6%
13.6%
8.8%
Class A: 14,717,736 SF Class B: 17,398,651 SF
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Class A: + 674,579 SF Class B: + 338,526 SF
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12
20
13
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20
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$27
$25
$23
$23
$19
$17
Class A AVG Market AVG
Office rental rates are at histori-
cal highs in Atlanta, net ab-
sorption reached a 10-year
high in 2015, and vacancy is at
a 10-year low, resulting in a
very tight Atlanta office mar-
ket, with rents continuing to
rise, in 2016.
Venture capital investment in
Georgia companies nearly
doubled from 2014 to 2015. As
money continues to flow into
funding start-ups in all sectors,
2016 will likely bring significant
and overdue changes to the
Atlanta office market to fill de-
mand as the real estate cycle
adjusts this year.
The Atlanta office market has
experienced pre-recession
numbers in overall absorption
due to corporate relocations
and movement in the tech
sector, such as NCR, WorldPay,
and FISERV. Overall, the Atlan-
ta office market has fully re-
covered and now surpassed
pre-recession 2008 numbers!
Client Profile & Case Study: eHire is a highly specialized technology recruiting and
staffing firm that builds high performance Technology and Sales teams for a diverse
set of clients across North America. Their old space was draining eHire’s dynamics.
To know the road ahead,
Ask those coming back.
- Chinese Proverb
$100M IPO
Completed
18 to 24 months prior to lease expiration is the time to discuss the next step in your space growth strategy.
From Former Office Issues: To New Office Solutions:
Space/Rent High rent in glossy area but restric-
,ve space design dulling image
A mid-rise lower rent building with
freedom to design a custom space
Parking/
Amenities
Expensive parking with costs increas-
ing and no ameni,es
Free parking, common areas, and out-
door ac,vity zones for team building
Culture Lack of cohesiveness required for a
dynamic, client-focused business
Huge boost to collabora,on and wow-
factor image for visi,ng clients
Productivity Performing but with high costs rein-
vestment in the business was s,fled
Soared to new highs: more business,
greater profit, & happier employees
www.wmleonard.com TEL: (404) 252-9700 [email protected]
ARTWORK: ©2016 BLYTHE H. CHAMBERS ©2016 Wm. Leonard & Co
In 2016 the top issues facing
tenants in the Atlanta office
market will include paid vs. free
parking and parking ratios, the
millennial effect on culture,
and increased credit enhance-
ments for young companies.
“Bill’s advice and counsel, and
the timing of this move, has
buoyed eHire’s ability to be
competitive in the market and
make investments and growth
for years to come”
- Kyle Tothill, CEO
eHire
In the high-stakes start-up ven-
ture capital driven world, inno-
vation in Atlanta has its re-
ward$. We wish to congratu-
late Atlanta companies on
$uccessful exit$ and funding
dreams!