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Focus on REDI Data/ Atlanta Housing Report

Most DEC Reports are designed to help you target your market at the specific moment in time that makes sense for your business. In the single-family and multi-family markets we offer three services that precisely target those opportunities. Our REDI Data product previously called Atlanta Housing Report has undergone a total overhaul this year and is faster, more accurate and just as timely as before. Think of REDI Data as Permit Facts on steroids. REDI Data’s various iterations include North and South, Single-Family and Multi-Family and share the same key characteristics…they allow the user to slice and dice information incredibly quickly and look at housing data through one of two lens—by builder or by subdivision.

Membership to REDI Data is by subscription like all our other services but immediately entitles you to review data on builders and subdivisions from January first 2012 forward. In addition, we also maintain data going back 20 years on over a million other permits issued either by subdivision or by builder on special request. Our recent move to a new platform has done away with any browser issues we once ran into and allow our users to access data without constraint. Sort, filter, download, rank or just about anything you could possibly think about are now just a few mouse clicks away.

REDI Data is the “go to” service for banks, builders, suppliers and others who realize the importance of tracking residential market velocity. REDI Data covers 28 counties in the Metro Atlanta area and is by far the best permit analysis system around. DEC derives information from well over 100 information providers on a regular basis and is inputted and verified the same week we receive our data. No one else can make that claim. See why REDI Data has the highest renewal rate in the industry!

If the Atlanta Housing Report sounds interesting to you, call Maxine Arena for additional information and pricing. She may be reached at (770) 578-0025 Ext. 850.

November Permits  Building permits have been issued to Fortune Johnson for 3 apartment buildings at 1220 Mecaslin Street in Atlanta for a total construction cost of $36.2 million. For additional information contact Fortune Johnson at (770) 454-5968

November Biz Facts Dollar General has opened a new location at 1526 South Broad Street in Monroe with 12 employees. The company has over 10,000 retail locations in 40 states, 11 distribution centers, and annual sales of $14.8 billion. For additional information contact Bryant Kline, District Manager at (770) 757-9840.

November Prospect Facts Arkansas-based WalMart ( https://www.walmart.com/ ) along with developer-rep Collier’s International is currently seeking sites in Henry and Coweta county for a new WalMart.com e-Commerce Distribution Center. Preliminary plans call for a 1.2 million square foot structure. Possible new sites include: Patillo’s Coweta Industrial Park, Red Rock Development’s Shugart Farms and Lambart Family Investments’s King Mill. See PROSPECT FACTS for complete details.

November Bid Facts Charlotte developer Lat Purser & Associates ( https://www.latpurser.com/ ) has set a Bid Date of February 6th, 2014 for invited bidders for a new Publix Market on a 3.7-acre site at the Village of Skidaway Island in Savannah, GA. Project details include a (1) story, 29,160 square foot building. Publix Facilities Design Department is the project architect and structural designer. Thomas & Hutton is the civil engineer. See BID FACTS for complete project details including plan-links and a detailed list of invited bidders.