The effort to educate commuters about the high cost of metro Atlanta's traffic congestion is now underway.

The Atlanta Commercial Board of REALTORS presented the Office Market Panel Discussion. Moderator Adam Viente from Jones Lang LaSalle Atlanta, LLC, asked panelists to outline their visions of the office market's future and where revenues would originate. The Panelists were: John Davidson, Parmenter Realty Partners; William S. Hollett, Parkway Properties, Inc.; Michael McDonald, Eastdil Secured; and Brannan Moss, Jones Lang LaSalle.

Moderator, David Branch, begins 2012 with a top notch panel of Land Market heavy hitters: Neal Freeman, President - Watkins Realty Group; Frank Norton, President - Norton Agency; and, Ernie Williams, Senior Vice President - NAI Brannen Goddard.

Pat Murphy, Moderator, leads the 2011 Industrial discussion with industry leaders: Chris Brown, Duke Realty - Senior VP - Atlanta; Kent Mason, First Industrial - Regional Director; Lisa Ward, IDI - Vice President - Leasing; and, Price Weaver, Colliers International - Vice President, Principal.

Moderator Steve Barton, Senior VP with CB Richard Ellis leads the discussion with David Haddow, President & Founder of Haddow & Company, and Atlanta City Council President Ceasar Mitchell, Senior Attorney of EpsteinBeckerGreen. Panelists quickly outline current market numbers and enlighten listeners on how and where to find the "the bright spots" out there. A very good listen.

The Atlanta Commercial Board of REALTORS presents a seminar on the State of Commercial Brokerage in Georgia. The panelist included: Moderator - John Shlesinger from CB Richard Ellis, as well as Guest Speakers Robert Voyles of Seven Oaks Co. and Jeff Kelley with Colliers International.

This 2-part video begins with a brief welcome by Steve Grable and then moves into our guest moderator and cross section of speakers on Economic Development in Georgia.

Marjy Stagmeier moderates Mayors Mike Bodker - John's Creek, Eva Galambos - Sandy Springs, and Jere Wood - Roswell as they dicuss the future of North Fulton County.  An extensive Q&A covers topics from attracting job growth, traffic and bike paths to residential zoning, commercial build-out and what has to happen for a positive future in all of Fulton County.