Q1 2011 | NORTHEAST ATLANTA
ATLANTA
SUBMARKET REPORT
TRENDS & HIGHLIGHTS
Square Feet
NEW SUPPLY, ABSORPTION AND VACANCY RATES
Total SF
21,969,823
400,000
22%
Vacancy Rate
300,000
20%
YTD Net Absorption
200,000 18% 100,000
19.9% (13,552)
YTD Deliveries
0
Under Construction
0
16% 0 (100,000)
1Q10
2Q10
3Q10
4Q10
1Q11
(200,000)
14% 12%
Absorption
Deliveries
Avg. Class A Rate
$19.84
Source: CoStar Property, Colliers Research
Vacancy
MARKET INDICATORS Projected
VACANCY
Q1 2011
Q2 2011
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UPDATE Recent Transactions in the Market SALES ACTIVITY
NET ABSORPTION CONSTRUCTION
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RENTAL RATE
PROPERTY ADDRESS
SALE PRICE
SIZE SF
PRICE / SF
BUYER
4365 Shackleford Ct.
$1,960,000
21,034
$93.18
Powder Horn Invest.
5984 S Norcross Tucker Rd.
$1,275,000
22,674
$56.23
Atlas GA II Spe LLC
500 Pinnacle Ct.
$1,195,000
43,433
$27.51
Cape Engineering
1990 Riverside Pkwy.
$1,050,000
5,900
$177.97
Gary Heiman
Northeast
LEASING ACTIVITY
www.colliers.com/atlanta
TENANT
PROPERTY ADDRESS
SIZE SF
TYPE
AMD
New Suwanee Data Ctr.
153,000
Class A Data Center BTS
Quikrete
6340 Sugarloaf Pkwy.
26,500
Class A Lease
Career Inst. of Health & Tech.
2825 Breckinridge Blvd.
15,200
Class B Lease
Comverge
5390 Triangle Pkwy.
9,911
Class B Lease
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Activity in Northeast Atlanta continues to be lackluster. First quarter office absorption was negative, totaling (13,552) square feet. There were no significantly large move-ins or move-outs to report.
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Overall vacancy in the submarket is up from this time last year; however, since then, the vacancy rate in Northeast Atlanta hs remained flat, hovering around the 20% mark.
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The average rental rate in Northeast Atlanta remains the lowest of Atlanta’s major office submarkets. This is mainly due to the majority of product in this area being Class B and Class C space.
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Office leasing in Atlanta continues to be focused on the city’s core office submarkets. Northeast Atlanta will secure its host of deals, however, the overall office market will need to be in full recovery before the submarket sees more consistent gains in occupancy levels.