Ponce Station

Old Fourth Ward (O4W) is one of Atlanta’s most vibrant and historically rich neighborhoods, blending deep civil rights history with modern urban revival over the past two decades. Once known primarily for its ties to the Civil Rights Movement, it's the birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.—the neighborhood has evolved in to a hub of culture, innovation, and urban revitalization. With tree-lined streets, restored historic homes, and proximity to the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail, O4Wattracts a diverse mix of residents, creatives, and entrepreneurs. At the center of this urban renaissance is Ponce City Market, a massive adaptive reuse project ofthe historic Sears, Roebuck & Co. building along Ponce de Leon Avenue. Blending industrial charm with modern design, the market features a vibrant mix of high-end retail shops, diverse restaurants, tech offices, and residential lofts. One of its most popular attractions is The Roof, an entertainment venue offering city views, mini golf, and dining. Positioned along the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail, Ponce City Market has become a key anchor in the revitalization of the Old Fourth Ward, drawing both locals and tourists for its unique combination of history, culture, and urban energy.Ponce Station is a well-positioned retail property in one of Atlanta's most rapidly developing areas, located in the hear of Old Fourth Ward neighborhood. The property offers excellent visibility along the bustling Ponce de Leon Avenue, this location is a stone's throw from key landmarks like Ponce City Market and the Atlanta BeltLine's Eastside Trail, making it a prime spot for tenants. Ponce Stations is leased to two nationally recognized tenants: AT&T and Papa John’s Pizza. Ponce Station is part of a broader wave of development and gentrification that has brought new life to the surrounding area. It is surrounded by a mix of contemporary developments and restored historic properties, offering adynamic blend of old and new architecture. The property’s proximity to public transportation, green spaces like Historic Fourth Ward Park, and vibrant cultural attractions makes it an appealing choice for people seeking a walkable, energetic lifestyle with easy access to downtown Atlanta. Long-term, the area is expected to continue thriving as part of Atlanta’s urban resurgence, providing both residential and commercial opportunities in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods