Exclusive: Link Logistics Pays $54M for Atlanta-Area Portfolio

January 15, 2026

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The seller picked up the light industrial facilities for $40.8 million back in 2022.

Exterior shot of the 140,400-square-foot indusrial property at 1065 Big Shanty Road Northwest in Kennesaw, Ga. — Completed between 1995 and 1996, Town Point is a three-building industrial complex on a 25-acre lot. *Image courtesy of Yardi Matrix*

Blackstone’s Link Logistics has paid $53.9 million for Town Point I, II and III, a three-building industrial portfolio totaling 302,120 square feet in Kennesaw, Ga., according to Yardi Matrix information. Atlanta Property Group sold the metro Atlanta assets for 32 percent more than their 2022 purchase price of $40.8 million.

The properties’ addresses include 3330 and 3350 Town Point Drive NW, as well as 1065 Big Shanty Road NW. The 25-acre Town Point industrial campus is close to Interstate 75 and Cobb County International Airport. Downtown Atlanta is 25 miles away.

The light-industrial buildings, completed between 1995 and 1996, feature 24-foot clear heights, 68 dock-high doors, seven grade-level doors and 523 vehicle parking spots. Tenants leasing the properties include PPG Industries Inc., Emerson Climate Technologies, RPI Print and UG Contracting, according to Yardi Matrix.

Link Logistics’ recent purchase follows a series of notable industrial deals. Elsewhere in metro Atlanta, the company spent $44.8 million for Clayton Commerce Center II in Ellenwood, Ga. TA Realty sold the 365,490-square-foot property in September last year. A month earlier, Link Logistics sold a two-building, 1.6 million-square-foot industrial asset in McDonough, Ga. The buyer, Bridge Logistics Properties, expanded its national footprint to 16.3 million square feet.

Atlanta investment pace keeps steady

Nationwide, the industrial investment volume in 2025 surpassed numbers from two years ago, hitting $68.4 billion as of December, according to a recent Yardi Matrix national report. Despite sector struggles, such as oversupply and tariffs, investment activity picked up pace, helped by lower interest rates.

In Atlanta, investors traded $2.2 billion as of December 2025, with industrial assets selling at $131 per square foot. The metro ranked eighth among the top 25 U.S. markets, with prices below the national average of $134 per square foot.