PATTILLO TO GO SPEC

The answer: Pattillo Construction in Gainesville with 75k SF. The question: Who may be going spec next year? The answer: Unclear. The question: Why do birds suddenly appear everytime you go spec?
 
That's right. Pattillo's Larry Callahan tells us his firm is strongly considering a 75k SF spec manufacutring facility in the Hall County market, feeding what he sees as strong demand from manufacturers. Larry is one of our speakers for next week's BisnowAtlanta Industrial Summit at the Grand Hyatt Atlanta Buckhead (tickets still available). Pattillo has been focused on the North Georgia industrial marketplace for many years, and even struck a couple of recent successes, including the King Hawaiian's plant and the ZF plant, which when fully completed, will represent a $100M investment in the area. ?In terms of what is active right now, and what we're active with, it's manufacturing,? Larry says. ?We're seeing that market tighten up and that's when you do speculative development.?

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