Firm To Develop 737,000 SF Industrial Park In Bartow County

BARTOW COUNTY, GA—Hines, an international real estate firm, recently announced it has closed on 97 acres of land in Bartow County for the development of Busch Logistics Park, a two-building industrial project totaling 737,000 square feet.

Current development plans for Busch Logistics Park include two buildings to be constructed simultaneously and delivered in the first quarter of 2021, the firm said in a news release. Building A will span 526,400 square feet and feature cross-dock configuration and a 36’ clear height. Building B will span 210,600 square feet and feature rear load configuration and a 32’ clear height.

Situated off I-75 and Cass White Road, Busch Logistics Park is located approximately 45 miles northwest of Atlanta and in close proximity to the new Inland Port in Chatsworth.

“Over the past several years we have witnessed Atlanta’s continued emergence as a vibrant logistics market. Many nationally recognized e-commerce and logistics firms are choosing Northwest Atlanta due to its proximity to the new Inland Port, a plentiful labor pool and its business-friendly environment. Busch Logistics Park will capitalize on the demand for state‐of‐the‐art Class A distribution warehouse space," Ryan Wood, Hines Senior Director, explained.

Bartow County is home to over 166 diverse industries and continues to experience significant industrial momentum due to its extensive transportation infrastructure, low overall cost of doing business, and growing workforce.

“Bartow County’s location and abundant resources positions the region for continued growth, and the visibility and accessibility offered by Busch Logistics Park makes it the ideal location for manufacturing and distribution,” said JLL’s Reed Davis. “We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to partner with Hines to market its first Atlanta-area industrial property, and we’re confident this expansive park will be highly sought-after by quality industrial users looking to establish a presence in the northwest corner of the Atlanta MSA.”