The property was acquired from Transwestern SF Partners I, LP,which was represented by Kevin Markwordt of Transwestern. Kaufmanwas represented by Craig Kaufman in the transaction.

Constructed in 2001, the building sits on 2.84 acres just northof Johns Creek between Interstate 85 and Georgia 400. It isapproximately 67% leased with major tenants including State Farm,Keller Williams Realty, Wood Special Risk Brokers and CETO &Associates. Average asking gross rents are $19 per sf. Kaufman hasnamed Bryan Heller, of TPA Realty Services, to handle leasing forthe property.

State Farm was the original investor in the property and, in2004, it was recapitalized and Transwestern became a partner. CraigKaufman tells GlobeSt.com that the building was acquired because itfits with the company's niche business model, which is to focus onbuildings with spaces for smaller tenants. As part of thatstrategy, Kaufman offers "move-in ready" or "spec suites." "Thelocation is wonderful with strong demographics," he says. "Theproperty sits in a beautiful pastoral setting."