Types of businesses needing 12K sq ft office, lab (220 power) and warehouse?
Everyone I appreciate your collective brainpower.    We are leasing a building in westside Atlanta (Office/Warehouse).   It's approximately 12000 sq ft building.   Comprised of  6000 office, 2000 lab with 220 power, 4000 warehouse. (with dock high)   In addition to Costar, Loopnet and reaching out to the local brokers, - we are interested in marketing the building to business owners who may need office and warehouse or office, lab and warehouse.    

Any ideas on businesses that need to power equipment, lab equipment, IT equipment or anything else with 220 power?  (The lab was used to test data center equipment)

Thinking it could be perfect for a business that tests equipment and the ships it out.
[{"id": "ijs75i8", "text": "Bio tech R&amp;D site.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ijsg0il", "text": "LifeSci/biotech. Hit up nearby universities and see if they are in need of lab or early stage incubator spaces.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ijtda5w", "text": "I would not limit the options to a specific use - after few months you may still be looking for tenants.\n\nYou could do some preparation work now:\n\n1) get pricing to demolish all the extra office space to convert it to a typical warehouse 10% office / 90 % warehouse, depending on how extensive is the built out - you may be looking at anywhere between $10 - $20 psf.\n\n2) keep all the power in place for future tenants, even if you have to demo\n\n3) reach out to different businesses in the area to see if they need the extra space\n\n4) 3-4 months of lost revenue will add up and then you may still be looking to demo the space\n\nFrom my experience is easier to lease typical warehouses with 10-90 ratios than hoping for a specific type of tenant.\n\nAlso you may be running into the same issues few years from now.", "replies": [{"id": "ijuoyh0", "text": "Great feedback, I appreciate it.    Perhaps dividing it into smaller office is a good idea too, as this is what seems to be consumed quite quickly in Atlanta.   2000-5000 sq feet.     We are going to reach out, that's the reason I was curious on tenants that need a lab....\n\nI cruised the NAICS website and that has been most helpful; here is one example.  Perhaps you can apply this method to looking for ideal clients for a space.\n\nhttps://www.census.gov/naics/?input=54&amp;chart=2022&amp;details=541380", "replies": [{"id": "ijuxhnq", "text": "what is the clear ceiling height and the shape of the space?\n\nIs the building sprinkler protected? if yes - is it ESFR?", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ijv3y2p", "text": "Cannabis", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]