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EPIC Staff Spotlight: Meet Linda Montgomery
Please join us in congratulating our customer care associate Linda Montgomery as recipient of the EpiCity Inaugural Staff Spotlight Award. Linda celebrates her first ten years with EpiCity this month. In her position she has a variety of duties including customer liaison, grounds keeping, porter, and janitorial services. But her primary joy and talent is her ability
What a Change in Administration Might Mean for CRE
Regardless of your feelings on the outcome of the 2024 election, if you own commercial real estate, there’s a good chance you’ll be affected in one way or another. We put together our thoughts on the opportunities and threats we see with the next administration and how you can be better prepared. If you have
DSI Atlanta Finds Home at 225 Curie Drive
Document Strategies Inc. (DSI) moved into 225 Curie Drive, Suite 300, in late March 2024, with 7,000 square feet of space, one half for warehouse and one half for office. Lance Reed founded DSI in 2014 with just one other person and now has 17 employees, comprised of sales, service technicians and administrative staff. Not
HFF Cosmeceuticals Finds Home at 225 Curie Drive
Burak and Asli Kucukonder started HFF (Health and Family First) Cosmeceuticals in 2019. The journey began when Asli was experimenting with making soap, lotions, and scrubs at home, then sharing them with families and friends. They were so popular that their business quickly boomed. Fast forward a few years and they now have a thriving
The Rising Importance of Tenant Retention in Atlanta’s Commercial Real Estate Market
As we find ourselves at the halfway mark of 2024, it’s a good point to look back at the year so far and analyze trends, challenges, and strategies for success. Much like the rest of the country, Atlanta continues to experience volatility in the commercial real estate market. Although much of the country is experiencing
Screening Tenants for Commercial Real Estate
Vacancy in your property isn’t ideal, but leasing to problem tenants can be even worse. If you let a tenant sign a lease without running them through an in-depth screening process, you could end up chasing rent payments, paying damages to your property, dealing with troublesome evictions, or constantly trying to fill space because of