As prices rise and offices shrink, law firms in Atlanta are using space in new ways.
October 31, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Just four years ago, law firms had the upper hand in lease negotiations. But the Atlanta market has tightened sharply for Class A office space in Midtown and other central submarkets that host the city’s largest firms.
Mark Elliott, Troutman Sanders, Atlanta Georgia. Photo by John Disney/ ALMJohn Disney/ ALM
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