Norfolk Southern Moving Headquarters: Another Huge Gain For Atlanta

Atlanta’s been growing at a pace that’s simply wonderful for real estate investors. We’ve discussed Atlanta and real estate investing many times on this blog. The railroad giant has been coaxed out of Norfolk to a soon-to-be glorious office complect in Midtown Atlanta.

Critics say that the alliance has already given away too many tax subsidies to corporations that don’t need them, but regardless of politics, this move will bring even more jobs to an already booming Atlantan economy, which is good news to real estate investors in Atlanta like you.

Georgia’s newest Fortune 500 company will bring hundreds of new high-paying, corporate jobs to Atlanta. Plus, it puts the metropolis on track to develop a $5 billion mixed-use project in downtown Atlanta. More jobs and more people relocating to Atlanta means more homebuyers and more renters for investors like you. The company will bring 850 new and relocated jobs to Atlanta. They will all need places to shop, places to eat and that will add even more residual jobs to that area of Midtown Atlanta.

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