Savannah was already thefifth-largest seaport according to volume in 2014. But the growthhas continued.
ATLANTA—Investors are looking for strategic bets. Could areasaround ports be a prime spot for industrial developers?
Many industry watchers are saying yes. GlobeSt.com caught upwith Frank Giantomasi, member of ChiesaShahinian & Giantomasi PC's Real Estate, Developmentand Land Use Group, to get his take the port-industrialreal estate connection in part one of this exclusiveinterview.
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