Siemens Stays In Norcross

Siemens is staying put in Peachtree Corners and has renewed 177k SF in three buildings in Gwinnett County, including 5300, 5405 and 5400 Triangle Pkwy. (Why move? Everyone already has a favorite parking spot.) Cushman & Wakefield's Travis Jackson represented Siemens, while Resource Real Estate Partners' Clint Glover and Stream Realty's Ben Hautt brokered for the various landlords. “In general, we're active on multiple projects and it continues to be as active as it was last year,” Travis says.

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