Atlanta Warehouse Rental Rates
These rates are current market conditions as of June 5 2025. We will make every effort to update these figures as the market changes. Give us a call to discuss current pricing for particular warehouses and areas.
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How much does it cost to lease a warehouse in atlanta?
There are a lot of factors that go into the warehouse rental rates. As an overview, the market is controlled by supply and demand. When the demand is higher than supply, rates go up. That means in practical terms that the more desirable the warehouse, the more demand there will be for it and the more it will cost.
The factors that affect demand are:
Size
Ceiling Clear Height
Dock Doors and Drive in Doors
Column Spacing
Power Capacity
Proximity to regional transit (Airports, Interstates, Rail and Ports)
Condition and Quality of Construction
Lasted Edited: June 5, 2025 Edited by: Nick Fitzpatrick
How much does a 5,000 square foot warehouse cost to lease?
In the Atlanta market, a 5,000 square foot warehouse currently has a base rate of $12-$15/ square foot.
How much does a 10,000 square foot warehouse cost to lease?
In the Atlanta market, a 10,000 square foot warehouse currently has a base rate of $9-$12/ square foot.
How much does a 30,000 square foot warehouse cost to lease?
In the Atlanta market, a 30,000 square foot warehouse currently has a base rate of $6-$10/ square foot.
How much does a 50,000 square foot warehouse cost to lease?
In the Atlanta market, a 50,000 square foot warehouse currently has a base rate of $7-$10/ square foot.
How much does a 100,000 square foot warehouse cost to lease?
In the Atlanta market, a 100,000 square foot warehouse currently has a base rate of $6-$8/ square foot.
How much does a 300,000 square foot warehouse cost to lease?
In the Atlanta market, a 300,000 sq ft warehouse currently has a base rental rate of $6-$8 per square foot.
How are Warehouse leases structured?
The most common lease is a NNN (triple net) lease. This means a tenant will pay a base rate per square foot on an annual basis. Additionally, they will pay the owner their pro rata portion of the operating costs.
This means a 20,000 square foot warehouse leased at $10/ square foot will have an annual base rate of $200,000. The additional operating expenses may be $2.50/square foot. This means the total annual rent is $250,000, or $20,800 per month.