Lincoln to Handle Leasing for Four OA Development Properties

ATLANTA-Lincoln Property Company Southeast has been awarded leasing assignments for four metro Atlanta office buildings owned by OA Development, a real estate company based in Norcross.

By GlobeSt News Hub | March 13, 2012 at 01:01 AM

ATLANTA-Lincoln Property Company Southeast has been awarded leasing assignments for four metro Atlanta office buildings owned by OA Development, a real estate company based in Norcross. The four office properties contain a total area approximately 450,000 square feet.

The portfolio includes 2400 Lake Park Drive in Smyrna; Lakeview 400 in Alpharetta; Northwoods Business Center in Norcross; and Bluegrass Promenade in Alpharetta. Hunter Henritze and Michael Howell of Lincoln Property will manage the leasing assignments. For the full story, go to Atlanta Business Chronicle .

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