Industrial

Chamblee, GA Industrial Properties for Lease

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Here are 4 Similar Spaces we found in Nearby Locations for your consideration.

Three-Story Flex Building
Three-Story Flex Building

4157 Clairmont Rd, Atlanta, GA 30341

$6,475/Mo
Built 1994

Mixed front-of-house and warehouse configuration includes a loading garage.

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Industrial Warehouse Space
Industrial Warehouse Space

6410 New Peachtree Rd, Atlanta, GA 30340

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33,840 sqft

Warehouse-format industrial space is available for lease at a commercial property in Atlanta.

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Doraville Warehouse Space Available
Doraville Warehouse Space Available

200 Piedmont Court, Doraville, GA 30340

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216,500 sqft  Built 1970

Up to 60,000 SF available near I-85 and I-285.

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Renovated Warehouse with Office Space
Renovated Warehouse with Office Space

4266 Winters Chapel Rd, Doraville, GA

Dunwoody North
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25,480 sqft

25,480 SF renovated warehouse with office space in Doraville.

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How to lease industrial property in Chamblee, GA

  1. Define your operational specs. List the requirements that can't be changed later: clear height, dock doors, floor load capacity, column spacing, and 3-phase power for equipment.
  2. Position for your supply chain. Use Location Intelligence to compare Chamblee, GA submarkets by highway, rail, and port access. Infill sites near urban cores cost more but win last-mile delivery.
  3. Verify zoning and building condition. Confirm your use (manufacturing, distribution, storage) is permitted, and inspect truck court depth (120+ ft. for modern trailers), HVAC, and roof condition.
  4. Order an environmental assessment. Request a Phase I environmental report. Without protective lease language, tenants can inherit liability for contamination left by prior industrial users.
  5. Model the NNN economics. Industrial leases are typically triple net with 2–4% annual escalations. Calculate total occupancy cost, not just base rent, using the Lease Calculator.
  6. Negotiate term, TI, and expansion rights. Standard terms run 3–7 years. Trade a longer commitment for a bigger TI allowance and secure renewal options plus rights on adjacent space. Plan 60–120 days from search to occupancy.
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