Atlanta Real Estate Board is a professional association established in 1908 when leaders of ten realty firms began to meet informally. Their name was Atlanta Real Estate Men's Exchange in 1909, but by 1911 had changed their name to Atlanta Real Estate Board. In 1922, Atlanta Real Estate Board was granted its charter as a corporation. The organization was later named Atlanta Commercial Board of Realtors, Inc. It is governed by its Board of Directors and is supported by membership dues.

The organization has lobbied for the interests of Realtors, worked to develop higher standards of professional conduct in the realty profession, and sponsored social gatherings for its members. Notably, the Atlanta Real Estate Board offered appraisal services to property owners and others from 1924 to 1983, eventually creating over 10,000 appraisals of commercial and personal property. They discontinued this service due to the number of professional appraisers serving the area. The organization's headquarters were originally located in the Third National Bank Building on Marietta Street, but was later located north of Atlanta in Sandy Springs, Georgia.