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Wall Street Conyers
Wall Street Conyers, our office condominiums located just one mile from I-20 at the corner of Salem and Wall Street Roads, have all the comforts of home, plus the added business amenities our community members need. Office spaces range from 450 – 15,000 RSF (rentable square feet) and are available for lease or purchase. Sinclair
EpiCity’s Curie Drive Business Park Area Sees Abundant Growth
Our 225 Curie Drive Business Park community is just minutes from GA 400 exit 12 McFarland Road where there is incredible growth occurring. These improvements are a tremendous asset to our Curie Drive customer/tenants. Halcyon Forsyth is bringing Live, Work, Play to the area in a big way. This 135-acre project is nearly within walking distance from those working at 225 Curie
What do Millennials Want in Office Space?
Millenials want to work in an inspiring workplace. They are looking for vibrant, fresh, out-of-the-box ideas in their office environment. So, what does this look like? An inspiring workplace can look like many things – open floor plans, trendy break out areas, cafes, kitchens, and adaptable furnishings, just to name a few. Workspaces for millennials
Community Blood Drives
When: August 11th from 1:00 – 5:00pm Where: Lumberyard Office Lofts –Â 1425 Ellsworth Industrial Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 We are excited to share that our communities are hosting life-saving blood drives with the American Red Cross and LifeSouth. According to LifeSouth, each year, nearly five million Americans need a blood transfusion, which means they
5 Ways to Enhance Your Business from the Outside In
We take great pride in looking at the big picture of our properties and ensuring our buildings look as nice on the outside as they do inside. Our adaptive reuse project, Armour Junction, is a lifestyle community made up of flex commercial space, retail and residential units in The Armour District. The office spaces have
Armour Junction Focuses on the Future by Greening
Are you looking for sustainable office space in Atlanta? WalletHub, a company that performs financial analysis, recently compared 100 U.S. cities across 13 key metrics to find which do the most to encourage an environmentally friendly lifestyle. Their rankings looked at a number of factors from greenhouse-gas emissions per capita to the number of smart-energy