Peachtree Palisades Gets Axion Biosystems Expansion

Axion Biosystems has expanded its Buckhead presence at Peachtree Palisades. The life science company, founded by a Georgia Tech alumnus, expanded to 12,500 SF in the SoBu office building, from 8k SF previously.

Axion develops electronic stimulation equipment for medical and life science devices. Axion CEO Tom O’Brien says the company had an urgent need for expansion space due to rapidly growing year-over-year sales. “We did not want to relocate since our current location is very convenient and accessible for our employees."

Cresa's Bo Keatley and ELV Associates' Kevin Kiefer brokered the deal.

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