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ATLANTA, GA – Lee & Associates – Atlanta has brokered the sale of a 32,025 square foot industrial property located at 55 Southbelt Industrial Drive in Houston, Texas. Situated on 7.11 acres, the property features drive-thru access, crane service, and a combination of warehouse and office space. It is located within a well-established industrial corridor that supports a wide range of heavy industrial and logistics uses. Tim Palmer of Lee & Associates – Atlanta represented…

Atlanta Business Chronicle’s | People On The Move Feature Under the leadership of President & CEO David E. Howard, Lee & Associates has experienced transformative growth since 2020. With a focus on culture, talent, and strategic expansion, Howard has elevated the caliber of the brokerage team and led Lee Atlanta to its highest gross revenues since his arrival. A U.S. Coast Guard veteran with decades of industry experience, Howard continues to drive the firm’s vision…

ATLANTA, GA – Lee & Associates – Atlanta has completed a lease totaling 74,373 square feet at 4630 Distribution Parkway in Buford, Georgia. The building is part of a newer industrial development that offers functional space for logistics, distribution, or warehousing operations. Tyler Flemming and Craig Viergever, SIOR, of Lee & Associates – Atlanta, represented the tenant in the lease. The transaction reflects the ongoing demand for well-located industrial product in suburban Metro Atlanta.

ATLANTA, GA – Lee & Associates – Atlanta is pleased to announce the sale of an industrial outside storage (IOS) property located at 3833 Jodeco Road in McDonough, Georgia. The 13.4-acre site, of which approximately 10 acres are usable, includes a 12,000-square-foot heavy industrial facility and was acquired by Dalfen Industrial. Lee Steed of Lee & Associates Atlanta represented Dalfen Industrial in the acquisition. As part of the transaction, a long-term sale leaseback was negotiated…

ATLANTA, GA – Billy Snowden, SIOR, of Lee & Associates – Atlanta represented the buyer in the acquisition of a 335,613-square-foot industrial facility located at 7555 Wood Road in Douglasville, Georgia. The transaction reflects continued activity in Metro Atlanta’s industrial market, with interest in large-scale, well-located distribution assets. The facility features modern construction, high clear heights, multiple dock positions, and functional warehouse space that can accommodate a variety of industrial users. The asset’s location in…

ATLANTA, GA – Mendy Ruder of Lee & Associates – Atlanta, in collaboration with the Lee & Associates – Charleston office, represented the tenant in a 9,122-square-foot industrial lease at 2830 Rivers Avenue in North Charleston, South Carolina. The property offers direct access to I-26 and is ideally located for small to mid-size users operating in the Lowcountry region. This deal reflects the strength of inter-office collaboration within the Lee network and highlights the continued…

ATLANTA, GA – Tyler Avers of Lee & Associates – Atlanta represented the tenant in a 47,505-square-foot lease at 4285 Brogdon Exchange in Suwanee, Georgia. The tenant, a sports-focused organization, was seeking a facility that could immediately support its unique operational needs. The space, which was already built out for athletic and training use, proved to be an ideal match—offering minimal retrofit requirements and allowing for a faster move-in timeline. The transaction showcases Lee &…

ATLANTA, GA – Lee & Associates – Atlanta represented the buyer in the acquisition of a 170,885-square-foot industrial investment property located at 209 West Industrial Boulevard in Dalton, Georgia. The asset drew significant attention from investors due to its size, functionality, and strategic location within one of Georgia’s key northern industrial submarkets. The purchase adds to the firm’s track record of guiding clients through successful acquisitions of stabilized, income-producing properties in secondary markets. Tyler Flemming…

Atlanta’s office availability rate has now declined for four straight quarters, dropping from about 27.9% in early 2024 to 25.5% today. It’s a small but steady improvement that suggests the market may finally be stabilizing. With new construction slowing and sublease space leveling off, this isn’t about a sudden rebound, it’s about the market finding balance again. Landlords and tenants are adjusting to how space is really being used, not how it used to be….