Georgia data centers fill up as soon as they’re built, driving demand higher
Atlanta's data center market shows a staggeringly low 1% vacancy rate as of March, indicating high demand. This shortage is leading to rapid leasing of data centers, even those still under construction.
Atlanta's data center market is experiencing an exceptionally high demand, with a reported vacancy rate of just 1% in March, according to new data from real estate services firm CBRE. This figure is considered remarkably low for commercial development and highlights a significant need for additional digital storage capacity in the region.
The strong demand has led to a situation where most new data centers under construction are already leased even before they become operational, indicating an unquenchable thirst for these facilities in Atlanta and across Georgia.