MEET OUR SPONSOR: TPA REALTY SERVICES

In specializing in award-winning, large-scale, master-planned developments, TPA Realty Services also reaps the benefit of being somewhat recession-proof, president Rick Bradshaw tells us. ?Given that we deal with 20-year development cycles, we've not been completely disrupted.? TPA has three particularly intriguing mini-mega sites—from Savannah to Cartersville—that have Georgia Ready for Accelerated Development certification: Stanton Springs,Highland 75, and Interstate Centre. Yes, mini-mega is an oxymoron, but it makes sense in this case: TPA has excelled for nearly 40 years with 500- to 1,900-acre sites which aren't quite mega sites (2,000-3,000 acres) but more than 100-200 acre sites. Its key to sustained success: good land with flexible zoning and complete utility support, the best locations for transportation and distribution access, and the knowledge on how to work with local communities to plan and implement major economic incentive programs. Find more info on TPA here, and check them out as a generous sponsor of Bisnow's Industrial Summit on Nov. 30. (Sign up now!)

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