Downtown is seeing a surge in iconic commercial office towers being converted into residential housing. There seems to be only a handful of U.S. cities building 500-foot commercial towers since the pandemic.
In Atlanta, we have not seen any commercial towers over 500 feet being constructed in a long time.
So I ask the question: has Atlanta seen it's last non-residential 500-foot tower?
Only needs to be 492.13' to make it a skyscraper. With >30% office vacancy and the future of needing office space seemingly less relevant as tech marches forward it seems unlikely. Of course things could change in a decade but kinda pessimistic on the super expensive skyscraper office, even worldwide. So my vote is 10 to 15 with Unlikely as an option since Never is .......well.....forever.
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With >30% office vacancy and the future of needing office space seemingly less relevant as tech marches forward it seems unlikely. Of course things could change in a decade but kinda pessimistic on the super expensive skyscraper office, even worldwide.
So my vote is 10 to 15 with Unlikely as an option since Never is .......well.....forever.
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