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Sandy Springs Lures Cox With Incentives

Back to that 2013 JLL Real Estate Forecast Breakfast. Aside from Mayor Mike, the panel included Atlanta Metro Chamber of Commerce's Sam Williams, Brookhaven Mayor J. Max Davis, Sandy Springs Mayor Eva Galambos, and Roswell Mayor Jere Wood. Eva (right) told the packed room that Sandy Springsarranged $1.4M in incentives to Cox Enterprises for its second HQ tower on the Peachtree Dunwoody Road campus.

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