GLOBAL PAYMENTS STAYS PUT

Looks like your  Visa  or Mastercard (or AmEx Black for a lucky few) will continue to be processed out of Sandy Springs. We snapped 10 Glenlake Parkway, as it will remain the home of Global Payments.
 
The Atlanta-based credit and debit card processor leased 170K SF for 10 years inside the complex's North Tower in the space it previously sublet from Coca-Cola, says Highwoods Properties' Mike Wells, who repped the landlord. CBRE's John Ferguson repped Global Payments. ?We have worked with Global Payments for almost three years in an effort to maintain them as a valued customer," Mike says. Global Payments had been scouting office buildings in Central Perimeter  and  Buckhead.

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