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The Occupier Blueprint Volume 3: Workplace ROI: When the Workstation, Workplace, and Building Align

Workplace ROI: When the workstation, workplace, and building align For the past several years, the conversation around offices for occupiers has largely centered on contraction. Employers are reducing footprints, increasing...

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The Occupier Blueprint Volume 3: Workplace ROI: When the Workstation, Workplace, and Building Align

The Occupier Blueprint Volume 2: How Construction Costs are Impacting Occupiers

How construction costs are impacting occupiers In the current state of the Atlanta office market, buildings are trading, and bases are being reset. Concessions have expanded, and occupiers have a...

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The Occupier Blueprint Volume 2: How Construction Costs are Impacting Occupiers

The Occupier Blueprint Volume 1: The “Great Office Reset”

THE “GREAT OFFICE RESET” For decades, Atlanta’s office market, along with the associated pricing and other economic fundamentals, followed a relatively stable pattern for occupiers. Assets traded on the strength...

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The Occupier Blueprint Volume 1: The “Great Office Reset”

Property management in the Sunbelt: Where growth is real, and where risk is rising

The Sunbelt continues to benefit from population growth, job creation, and corporate relocations. Capital remains active across markets such as Austin, Dallas, Phoenix, Tampa, Charlotte, and Miami. For property managers, however, the operating environment...

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Property management in the Sunbelt: Where growth is real, and where risk is rising

The rise of owner’s representation: Why developers and tenants are leaning on third‑party project management

Commercial real estate projects are more complex than they’ve ever been. Rising construction costs, tighter municipal oversight, extended permitting timelines, and ongoing labor constraints have fundamentally changed how projects are planned and...

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The rise of owner’s representation: Why developers and tenants are leaning on third‑party project management
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