Rushman Moore Real Estate Group

11/02/2026

10/27/2026

Your next location needs to make business sense.

Atlanta’s retail vacancy stood at 4.8% in Q3 2026, while average asking rents increased 6.5% year over year. For business owners planning to open, relocate, or expand, those conditions make careful site selection essential.

A storefront may catch your attention. The full cost and operational fit deserve the same consideration.

Before committing, evaluate:

• Customer access, visibility, and parking.
• Base rent, additional charges, and operating expenses.
• Zoning, permitted use, and required approvals.
• Build-out costs and a realistic opening timeline.

At Rushman Moore Commercial Real Estate Group, we help business owners compare locations, evaluate lease terms, and negotiate with their business goals in mind.

Planning your next move? DM us to discuss your space requirements. We welcome the opportunity to represent your interests.

Source: Partners | Atlanta Retail Q3 2026 Market Report.

10/20/2026

More available space creates options. Understanding those options creates opportunity.

Atlanta’s industrial vacancy stood at 10% in Q3 2026, while average asking rents reached $7.42 per square foot—up 4.9% year over year.*

For business owners planning a move or expansion, the asking rent is only the starting point. Operating expenses, loading access, clear height, power capacity, permitted use, and improvement costs all affect whether a space works for your business.

At Rushman Moore Commercial Real Estate Group, we help you evaluate the property, understand the costs, and negotiate terms that support your operation.

Planning your next move? DM me today. We welcome the opportunity to represent your interests.

*Source: Savills, Atlanta Q3 2026 Industrial Market Report.

10/13/2026

You built the business. Protect who keeps it moving.

Behind the revenue, client relationships and daily operations are people whose contributions matter.

An owner. A partner. An essential employee.

If losing that person would create a financial strain, key person life insurance deserves a place in your business protection conversation. It can provide funds to help cover operating expenses, offset lost revenue and recruit a replacement following a covered death.

Protecting your business starts with understanding who makes it work.

DM me to discuss your business protection needs. We welcome the opportunity to represent your interests.

Rushman Moore Commercial Real Estate Group
www.rushmanmoorereg.com

Coverage is subject to eligibility, underwriting and policy terms.

10/06/2026

Your ability to earn deserves protection.

Whether you’re building a business, serving clients, competing in college, or playing professionally, your income depends on your ability to perform.

A covered illness or injury can interrupt that ability. Disability protection deserves a place in your financial strategy.

For professionals and business owners, disability income insurance can help replace a portion of earned income when you’re unable to work.

For eligible college athletes, specialty coverage may help protect future professional earnings against a covered career-ending disability.

For professional athletes, specialty policies may provide temporary disability benefits or protection against a covered career-ending disability. Separate loss-of-value coverage may address reduced future contract value caused by a covered injury or illness.

The details matter: how disability is defined, when benefits begin, how long they last, and what the policy excludes.

Protect the income. Prepare for the future.

Contact Rushman Moore Commercial Real Estate Group to start the protection conversation. We welcome the opportunity to represent your interests.

www.rushmanmoorereg.com

Coverage is subject to eligibility, underwriting, exclusions, and policy terms.

09/30/2026

A business is more than what it earns.

It’s the relationships built.
The systems created.
The team developed.
The reputation established.
The position it holds in the marketplace.

And when those pieces come together, that value can become transferable.

For business owners, that means thinking beyond today’s operations and understanding what you’re actually building.

For buyers, it means looking beyond the numbers to understand the platform, infrastructure and opportunity that already exist.

Our current work with an established security services company is a great example of that process — identifying the value that has been built and positioning the business for its next chapter.

That’s Business Brokerage.

Buy. Sell. Transition.

Rushman Moore Real Estate Group
Commercial Real Estate | Tenant Representation | Business Brokerage

People | Places | Progress

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09/23/2026

Building a successful business takes years.

Protecting what you’ve built requires a plan.

According to Bank of America’s 2026 Study of Wealthy Americans, 78% of business owners say succession planning is important — yet only 20% have a fully documented succession plan.

For business owners, succession goes beyond who takes over.

It includes the value of the business, ownership transition, commercial real estate, financial protection and ultimately how the legacy you built continues.

Whether the future means transferring, selling, acquiring or continuing the business, preparation creates options.

At Rushman Moore Real Estate Group, we believe in positioning business owners for what’s next.

People | Places | Progress

Rushman Moore Real Estate Group
Commercial Real Estate | Tenant Representation | Business Brokerage

We represent your interests.

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09/16/2026

Atlanta retail is moving — but not every segment of the market is moving the same way.

Small-format retail space remains tight, with vacancy expected to stay below 3% through year-end 2026. Quality locations continue to attract demand, making site selection, timing and market knowledge increasingly important.

For business owners, the right space may require preparation before it becomes available.

For property owners and investors, strong demand creates an opportunity to position well-located assets for the businesses actively seeking space.

The market is speaking.

The question is how you position yourself to move with it.

Rushman Moore Real Estate Group
Commercial Real Estate | Tenant Representation | Business Brokerage

We represent your interests.

People | Places | Progress

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09/10/2026

Atlanta’s office market is showing signs of movement — but the recovery is not happening equally across every building or submarket.

Q2 2026 recorded 543,000 SF of positive net absorption, Atlanta’s strongest quarter of office activity in four years. Leasing activity is increasing, availability is declining, and businesses are making decisions about where and how they want to operate.

The opportunity is in understanding where the demand is going.

Quality matters.
Location matters.
Amenities matter.
And representation matters.

For tenants, today’s market can create leverage to secure better space and negotiate favorable terms.

For owners and investors, the opportunity is increasingly tied to well-positioned assets and the ability to modernize, reposition and meet changing tenant expectations.

The market doesn’t have to move evenly for opportunity to exist. You just have to know where to look.

Rushman Moore Real Estate Group
We represent your interests.

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05/10/2026

Happy Mothers Day to the extraordinary carriers of life, our mothers. We say thank you and we are thankful. Thank to the mothers whom have transitioned, looking over us in the Heavenly Realms.