Atlas Commerce Center | Atlas Commerce Center Breaks Ground in Charleston
A Miami-based real estate developer has started clearing land on a 12-acre tract in Palmetto Commerce Park in North Charleston for its new Atlas Commerce Center. The first of two 67,500- square-foot speculative warehouses is set for completion by March, said Warren Zinn, president of Atlas Capital Group. Depending on leases, the second building will follow with completion set for no later than November 2016. “Charleston is an attractive market,” Zinn said, referring to Boeing’s growth and automakers Daimler and Volvo Cars each planning to build $500 million auto-manufacturing plants in the Lowcountry. The buildings are being designed to be subdivided into as many as nine 7,500-square-foot units each because Zinn believes the demand in Charleston doesn’t always require cavernous warehouses.
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28 Sep Atlas Commerce Center Breaks Ground in Charleston

Posted at 15:26h in News by Warren Zinn

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A Miami-based real estate developer has started clearing land on a 12-acre tract in Palmetto Commerce Park in North Charleston for its new Atlas Commerce Center.

The first of two 67,500- square-foot speculative warehouses is set for completion by March, said Warren Zinn, president of Atlas Capital Group. Depending on leases, the second building will follow with completion set for no later than November 2016.

“Charleston is an attractive market,” Zinn said, referring to Boeing’s growth and automakers Daimler and Volvo Cars each planning to build $500 million auto-manufacturing plants in the Lowcountry.

The buildings are being designed to be subdivided into as many as nine 7,500-square-foot units each because Zinn believes the demand in Charleston doesn’t always require cavernous warehouses.

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