Insights
Accushield Expands in EpiCity’s Powers Ferry Business Park
Accushield moved into Powers Ferry Business Park in 2014 with help from an EpiCity Atlanta commercial real estate broker, shortly after the company’s inception, where they had a single office in Building 500. A year and one-half later the company outgrew the space and moved into Building 100. In 2017, the company relocated to the
Three Submarkets to Keep an Eye on for Office Space
Three Submarkets to Keep an Eye on for Office Space in Atlanta Atlanta’s real estate landscape is always changing, but as we near the end of the year we’re able to get a more transparent view of how the different submarkets adjusted to the highs and lows the city of Atlanta experienced in 2022. Here
The EpiCity Update – How to Leverage Technology in Property Management – December 2022
There have been significant advances in property management over the last few years. New technologies have made real estate assets more profitable while saving time for everyone. At EpiCity we are always looking for ways to increase profitability for owners while improving convenience for tenants. Here are just a few of the advancements now available to our property management clients.
Creative Touch Counseling Center, LLC Sees Growth in Wall Street Conyers
Chanel Toson, LPC started Creative Touch Counseling Center, LLC in 2020 and found office space at Wall Street Conyers, just 10 minutes from her home. Since then, she has doubled her space, moving from one office space in the 2365 building to two offices in the 2375 building. She has also taken on two student
Urban Oasis Development and EpiCity Team Join Up to Make a Difference in the Community
Joel Dixon and Wole Oyenuga co-founded Urban Oasis Development in 2017, which partnered with the Atlanta Land Trust and Invest Atlanta to create permanently affordable single-family homes in Atlanta communities. Now, five years later, they are still building and refurbishing residential communities and have also grown into the commercial side of the business. EpiCity began partnering with them in 2018 through the company’s minority builder and developer initiative. EpiCity’s first project with Urban Oasis Development was The Porches of Adair Park, a nine-home single-family community.
