Atlanta Tech Firm Picks MARTA-Connected Office

Law enforcement tech firm Coreforce leases headquarters space at transit-connected Uptown Atlanta

MARTA Station Draws Tech Firm to Uptown Atlanta

A law enforcement technology company's chosen a renovated Atlanta office complex that sits directly above a MARTA rail station for its new headquarters. Coreforce, which manufactures body cameras and software for police departments, has leased space at Uptown Atlanta, the property formerly known as Lindbergh City Center, according to Rubenstein Partners. The building's direct connection to public transit played a key role in attracting the tenant to the 575 Morosgo Drive location.

Transit Access Drives Office Demand

The property's position atop MARTA's rail infrastructure provides employees with immediate access to the region's public transportation network without leaving the building. Transit-oriented developments like Uptown Atlanta have become increasingly attractive to employers seeking to offer workers car-free commuting options, real estate experts say. The complex underwent renovations under Rubenstein Partners' ownership to modernize the space and capitalize on its transit connectivity. Office properties with direct rail access typically command premium rents compared to similar buildings requiring shuttle or walking connections to stations.

Lease Details and Market Context

CBRE brokers Kyle Kenyon and Chris Port represented the transaction, with Sabrina Gibson from Scotland Wright Associates participating as Managing Director, though officials didn't disclose the square footage Coreforce leased or financial terms of the deal. The lease represents another successful transaction for the renovated property as Rubenstein Partners continues filling the complex. Specific details about Coreforce's employee count at the new headquarters or timeline for the move weren't available. The company's relocation demonstrates continued demand for well-positioned office space in Atlanta's competitive leasing market.

Implementation Timeline

Officials didn't provide a specific date for when Coreforce will occupy the space or complete its headquarters relocation. Commercial lease transactions typically involve build-out periods ranging from several weeks to several months depending on tenant improvement requirements, though whether Coreforce's space needs significant modifications wasn't disclosed. The company's move reflects broader trends of technology firms prioritizing transit-accessible locations when selecting office space.

Transit-Connected Workspace Benefits

Employees working at the Uptown Atlanta location will have direct access to MARTA's rail network, eliminating the need for parking or additional transportation to reach the office. The station connection provides links to other parts of Atlanta's transit system, though specific service frequencies and destinations from this particular station weren't detailed in available information. Transit riders can use Moovit to plan trips and access real-time updates for MARTA routes serving the Lindbergh station location.