Q1 2012 | CENTRAL PERIMETER
ATLANTA
SUBMARKET REPORT
TRENDS & HIGHLIGHTS NEW SUPPLY, ABSORPTION AND VACANCY RATES 1Q11
2Q11
3Q11
4Q11
300,000
22%
Square Feet
24%
200,000
20%
100,000
18%
0
16%
(100,000)
14%
(200,000)
12%
(300,000)
10% Deliveries
28,538,478
Vacancy Rate
1Q12
400,000
Absorption
Total SF
21.1%
YTD Net Absorption YTD Deliveries Under Construction Avg. Class A Rate
302,266 16,000 600,000 $21.83
Source: CoStar Property, Colliers Research
Vacancy
MARKET INDICATORS Projected
Q1 2012
UPDATE Recent Transactions in the Market
Q2 2012
SALES ACTIVITY VACANCY PROPERTY ADDRESS
NET ABSORPTION CONSTRUCTION RENTAL RATE
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SALE PRICE
SIZE SF
PRICE / SF
BUYER
1200 Ashwood Pkwy.
$9,800,000
183,619
$53.37
Atlanta Property Group
56 Perimeter Center East
$9,425,000
94,575
$99.66
The Simpson Org.
600 Morgan Falls Rd.
$6,000,000
106,678
$56.24
Resource Real Estate
4500 N Shallowford Rd.
$5,210,000
20,366
$255.82
Universal Health Serv.
Central Perimeter
LEASING ACTIVITY
www.colliers.com/atlanta
TENANT
PROPERTY ADDRESS
SIZE SF
TYPE
Dell Secureworks
Concourse Corp. Ctr. I
115,000
Class A Renewal & Expansion
Elavon
Concourse Corp. Ctr. I
112,000
Class A Renewal & Expansion
AirWatch
1155 Perimeter Ctr. West
102,362
Class A Lease
CHEP
245 Perimeter Center
60,000
Class A Lease
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Central Perimeter led the Atlanta market in office space absorption in the first quarter. The major move-ins for the submarket were Ventyx which relocated from Northwest Atlanta into 55,257 SF at North Terraces, and Internap which relocated office functions from Downtown Atlanta to 58,624 SF in 1 Ravinia.
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Cox Enterprises’s first phase of its new office complex is expected to deliver in the second quarter. The company will consolidate from other office buildings in the submarket to the new 300,000 SF building. The second phase is not expected to deliver until the fourth quarter of this year.
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After a rough 2011, office leasing is returning to Central Perimeter. The submarket remains one of the more attractive areas for companies to relocate offices. It is expected to be one of the strongest office submarkets in 2012.