With Georgia’s Cannabis Growers in Legal Limbo, a Long Wait for First Stores to Open
Complex process to get retail cannabis stores open presents classic real estate opportunity.
Complex process to get retail cannabis stores open presents classic real estate opportunity.
Demand for retail space in the Orlando market has been significantly outpacing supply, creating an extremely tight market. The market’s retail vacancy dropped below 4% for the first time in Q4-21, closing the year at 3.9%.
When it comes to investment activity in the retail market, sales price per square foot has risen to $188 — an all-time high for the market. This is in part due to inflation and rising costs of construction, as well as overall strong demand.
Competitive apartment market spells high demand, fewer sweet deals as industrial job centers grow along metro Atlanta interstates.
Market continues growth trajectory, driven by steady return of consumer demand
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