Atlanta industrial real estate market reports

Q1 2025

Resilience is beginning to define Atlanta’s industrial landscape as the market transitions out of its peak development phase. Vacancy edged down 10 basis points to 9.1% in Q1 2025, with demand for buildings under 100,000 square feet remaining strong and limited supply keeping core segments tight. New construction has cooled to decade lows, giving the market space to absorb recent deliveries. Stable rents and consistent absorption point to a market correcting in stride—one that’s realigning for more sustainable, long-term growth.

$8.44 psf

Asking rents remain stable

Asking rents remained stable from Q4 2024’s $8.46 psf NNN, holding firm amid new supply and signaling landlord confidence despite shifting demand.
1.5 msf

Net absorption

Atlanta posted 1,499,196 square feet of net absorption, as the market transitions from rapid expansion to a more balanced phase following record deliveries.

9.1%

Vacancy rates show signs of stabilization

The vacancy rate fell 10 basis points from 9.2% in Q4 2024, easing off a record high and showing signs of stabilization.

Your source for the latest Atlanta industrial real estate reports

Stay on top of current trends affecting the industrial real estate sector in Atlanta. Gain an overall better understanding of Atlanta's industrial real estate market conditions, so you can better formulate strategies to overcome any obstacle and know how to best invest in industrial real estate in Atlanta.

Here, you’ll always find the latest industrial real estate market news so you can stay ahead. Come back often to see expert insights on the current and future of Atlanta industrial real estate market.

Get the latest Atlanta industrial market reports right in your inbox