THE WIZ DELIVERS

On Halloween, Burr & Forman managing partner  Erich Durlacher  dressed up as The Wizard of Oz. 'Twas foreshadowing, as he brought some good fortune with news that his firm will renew and expand to 49k SF  in the iconic Wells Fargo tower at Atlantic Station. ?We needed room for growth, not only for immediate needs… but to accommodate and anticipate growth over the next 10 years." The law firm keeps the 11th floor, and now takes all of the 10th floor as  well. And Erich says it has  first right to lease  the 12th floor, resolving an issue of how to expand at the tower going forward. ?I hope to be looking at that in maybe the next five years,? he says. Cushman & Wakefield's  Andy Ghertner, John O'Neill  and  Peyton Wimberly  represented Burr & Forman. Cassidy Turley's Glenn Kolker  and  Sonia Winfield brokered for the landlord.

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