Strategically located at 354 Tom White Road in Braselton's premier technology corridor, this state-of-the-art industrial development offers exceptional warehouse and distribution opportunities . The Braselton Technology Center features two modern concrete tilt-wall buildings with optimal logistics connectivity. Building 100 Specifications: 204,514 SF total building area 32' minimum clear height Concrete tilt-wall construction with 6" non-reinforced slab on grade Two 12' x 14' drive-in doors with rear-load configuration 185' deep truck court for efficient trailer maneuvering 193 auto parking spaces plus 30 trailer storage spaces (54 future expansion) LED warehouse lighting and ESFR sprinkler system 45 mil TPO roof with R-15 insulation Building 200 Specifications: 149,318 SF total building area 32' minimum clear height Matching concrete tilt-wall construction Two 12' x 14' drive-in doors with rear-load design 185' deep truck court 154 auto parking spaces plus 19 trailer storage spaces LED lighting and ESFR sprinkler protection [Source: attachment - 2026-04-10T103425.500.pdf] Based on the specifications and location of the Braselton Technology Center, several types of companies would find this property attractive: E-Commerce & Fulfillment Operations: Online retailers needing regional distribution centers Third-party logistics (3PL) providers serving the Southeast market Companies requiring last-mile delivery capabilities to Atlanta and surrounding areas Food & Consumer Goods Distribution: Food distributors and grocery chains (given Whole Foods Market's presence in the area) Consumer packaged goods companies Beverage distribution operations Retail supply chain operations Manufacturing & Assembly: Light manufacturing companies requiring 32' clear height for equipment Assembly operations with moderate storage needs Companies needing both warehouse and potential office space (BTS configurations available) Logistics & Transportation: Regional freight consolidation operations Cross-docking facilities leveraging I-85 corridor access Companies serving the Atlanta-Northeast Georgia logistics network Freight forwarding and distribution companies Automotive & Industrial Supply: Auto parts distribution (given proximity to major transportation routes) Industrial supply companies Building materials distribution The property's rear-load configuration, substantial truck courts (185' deep), and trailer storage capacity make it particularly suited for companies with significant inbound/outbound freight operations. The presence of established logistics companies like Amazon, FedEx, and Uline in the immediate area indicates strong market demand from supply chain-focused businesses