Making more of SouthPark: How developers are bridging a gap in city’s original suburban market

SouthPark's last major office delivery was Capital Towers in 2017, but JLL's Bryan White said a slew of rezoning filings, redevelopment plans and ongoing building renovations has the submarket gaining momentum.

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Making more of SouthPark: How developers are bridging a gap in city’s original suburban market

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