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Originally Posted by mwm991
Oh I know what you are trying to say. A lot of companies see the traditional scrapers and old 1970s suburban office parks as stodgy so like the new modern campus type developments, such as what is popping up in the River District. Just the other side of the coin is its a lot of empty space to fill - its not a city flush with a big corporate presence like Atlanta.
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When you get a chance, google "Downtown Atlanta office space empty". It's a major deal here, but they will continue to build elsewhere because that's what companies want.
When you build anew, you'll create the demand. If they see investment, they'll buy in and invest as well. That's what happened here.