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Lumpkin County, GA Industrial Properties for Lease

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Automotive Retail and Flex Space
Updated: Jul 26
Automotive Retail and Flex Space

146 Morrison Moore Pkwy E, Dahlonega, GA 30533

$17.50 SF/Yr
Former auto parts store on Morrison Moore Parkway, a primary commercial corridor in Dahlonega
Flexible property layout suited for automotive uses, vehicle repair, retail, restaurants, offices, and consumer services
Convenient access and visibility along Morrison Moore Parkway
Located near downtown Dahlonega and the University of North Georgia
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1 active listing matches your search: Industrial for lease in Lumpkin County, GA. Based on your search, we've also compiled 1 Potential Opportunity for your consideration: 1 property for sale.

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Dahlonega Industrial/Flex Space Opportunity
Dahlonega Industrial/Flex Space Opportunity

1972 Red Oak Flats Rd, Dahlonega, GA

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10,080 sqft  4.83 acres

10,080 SF industrial/flex building on 5 acres near GA-400.

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Lumpkin County, GA Industrial properties Market Trends and Statistics

Explore Industrial properties leasing options in Lumpkin County, GA with 1 listings featured on our commercial real estate exchange. Estimated lease rates for Industrial properties in Lumpkin County, GA average $17.50 SF/Yr.

How to lease industrial property in Lumpkin County, 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 Lumpkin County, 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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