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3009 Bankers Industrial DR, Atlanta Sold

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This space has been leased and is no longer accepting inquiries. It remains listed for reference.
Lease rate
$2,900/mo
Space size
3,017 sq ft
Available
Jan 1, 2026
Space type
INDUS
Lease term offered
36
Available
Jan 1, 2026
Space size
3,017 sq ft
Listing #
EN-5373
MLS #
10661834

Approximately 3,018 square feet of commercial space is available for lease at 3009 Bankers Industrial Drive, Suite A, located in the established Bankers Industrial corridor of Atlanta with convenient access to I-85, I-285, and the Doraville/Chamblee area. This single-level suite offers a functional mix of large open workspace, multiple private offices, a conference room, kitchenette, two restrooms, and a welcoming front vestibule, making it well-suited for a variety of professional and light commercial users. Potential uses include office headquarters, showroom, creative studio, training or education center, medical or wellness office (non-surgical), light distribution, service-based businesses, or flex office operations. The lease is offered as a 36-month gross lease, providing predictable occupancy costs, and the included floor plan and photos illustrate a layout that can accommodate both collaborative and private work environments.

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