A speculative industrial park spanning 686,400 square feet has delivered near the southernmost banks of Lake Lanier in Buford, Georgia, giving the fast-growing logistics corridor northeast of Atlanta three new warehouse buildings ready for tenants. The project, called Buford Creek Business Center, sits roughly 30 miles northeast of downtown Atlanta and just three miles from Interstate 985.
Trammell Crow Company announced it delivered the park in partnership with a Japanese consortium led by CBRE Japan, according to Urbanize Atlanta. The site sits at the northeast corner of Lanier Islands Parkway and Big Creek Road, and marketing listings identify the addresses at 6207 Lanier Islands Parkway, 3174 Whidby Road, and Big Creek Road. The Conlan Company served as builder, while Atlas Collaborative designed the park, and CBRE is now marketing the buildings for sale or lease on Trammell Crow’s behalf, per the same Urbanize Atlanta report.
Three Buildings, Three Different Configurations
Building 100 is the largest of the trio at 349,440 square feet, built as a cross-dock warehouse with 40-foot clear heights and 64 trailer parking spots, per Urbanize Atlanta’s reporting. The other two buildings each measure 168,400 square feet and feature rear-load configurations with 36-foot clear heights, accommodating 40 and 24 trailer spaces respectively, according to Commercial Property Executive.
Available spaces at the park range from 42,120 square feet up to the entirety of all three buildings combined, the outlet’s report notes. CBRE brokers Todd Barton, Mark Hawks, Joanna Blaesing, and Matt Higgins have been assigned to lead marketing and leasing for the property, according to Connect CRE.
From a Six-Building Pitch to a Leaner Spec Park
The project’s roots stretch back to February 2024, when Trammell Crow Company first submitted plans to the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for a much larger $80 million, six-building complex totaling 747,000 square feet, projected to generate $400,000 in annual local tax revenue, according to Bisnow. That master plan was later scaled back to the three-building layout that broke ground in September 2025, with completion expected by the third quarter of 2026, according to Commercial Property Executive, and the project ultimately delivered…