Available Space in Atlanta
120 Midway Road
Conveniently located less than a half mile from I-75 and 36 miles to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
4795 Coates Drive
This logistics facility is located in Prologis Park 1-85, an excellent corporate setting. The building has ample parking and has access to a strong...
2100 Evergreen
This logistics facility is located in Prologis Northmont Industrial Park, an excellent corporate setting. The building has ample parking and has...
2624 Weaver Way
Conveniently located near I-85 (1.9 miles), I-285 (2.7 miles) and the Doraville Marta Station (3.1 miles).
305 Best Friend Court
Conveniently located to I-85, I-285 and Jimmy Carter Blvd.
2220 Northmont Pkwy
Conveniently located to I-85 (1.9 miles) and Highway 316 (5.8 miles).
3095 Presidential Drive
Conveniently located near I-285 (1 mile), I-85 (2 miles), Dekalb-Peachtree Airport (4 miles) and Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (22 miles).
2805 Peterson Place
Conveniently located to Buford Highway (0.5 miles), Peachtree Industrial Boulevard (1.3 miles) and I-85 (2.2 miles).
Atlanta is the ninth-largest metropolitan area in the U.S. with a population of 5.7 million. Its economy is vibrant and diversified, with a significant presence of businesses engaged in finance, industry, service and transportation, which support demand for industrial real estate.
The Atlanta region has experienced impressive population growth in the last 25 years. With nearly 3 million jobs, the region supports a high level of consumption. Accordingly, a substantial network of logistics warehouses is required support local demand.
Atlanta is home to 13 Fortune 500 companies. In 2015, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International became the first airport to handle more than 100 million passengers in a single year. It is the busiest airport in the world.
Atlanta is connected by several major highways and freight rail lines to the Port of Savannah, which is 250 miles away and is the fourth-largest cargo port in the U.S. and the second-largest port on the East Coast, after Port of New York and New Jersey. Atlanta’s proximity to road and rail transport nodes, as well as the fact that some 80 percent of the U.S. population is reachable within two-days by truck or two-hours by air, makes it an important center for logistics and industrial real estate.