Atlanta’s multifamily market showed continued signs of correction entering 2025, with rents declining 0.8% year-over-year and occupancy dipping slightly to around 94%. Elevated supply levels remain a key headwind, with more than 27,000 units under construction across the metro. While Class A properties face the most pressure—particularly in lease-up stages—Class B and workforce housing remain relatively resilient due to affordability constraints in the single-family market. Submarkets like West Midtown and Old Fourth Ward are still seeing strong renter interest, while rent concessions are common in high-density urban cores. Long-term demand remains favorable thanks to population growth and job creation.
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