Atlanta
Frankforter Group Buys 623 Units in Atlanta for $40M
The Canadian real estate investment firm has boosted its portfolio in the metro area by acquiring two properties built in the early 1970s, following the company’s first purchase in the Georgia capital last year.
Metro Storage Opens GA Facility
The firm has expanded its portfolio with a 586-unit self storage asset in Austell, approximately 20 miles of downtown Atlanta.
RealOp Enters Atlanta Market With Office Deal
The company enters the Atlanta market with the purchase of three single-story office parks in the northeast submarket and Interstate 85 corridor of Duluth.
Piedmont Office Realty Expands in Atlanta With $95M Buy
The REIT acquired Galleria 100, a Class A office tower in The Galleria master-planned community in northwest Atlanta, near Sun Trust Park and the Cobb-Galleria Convention Center.
Transwestern to Manage 1.2 MSF Atlanta Tower
After selecting Transwestern Commercial Services in 2017 to provide leasing duties for the downtown trophy building, owner Georgia-Pacific has expanded the partnership to include property management responsibilities.
Avison Young Arranges $5M Refi for GA Retail Property
Principal George Vail represented the owner, SunCap Opportunity Fund, in the refinancing of the 72,314-square-foot Uptown Square in Fayetteville. National Cooperative Bank provided the loan.
LaSalle Investment Signs New Tenant at 409 KSF Atlanta Facility
A third-party logistics provider will occupy the property, which is located in the metro’s Fulton Industrial submarket. Cushman & Wakefield assisted the landlord in the deal.
Newmark Knight Frank Facilitates Sale of GA Mixed-Use Asset
The Woodbery Group is the new owner of a Class B, 88,000-square-foot building in Forsyth County that encompasses office space and a data center section.
HHM Buys Atlanta Airport Hotel
The 220–guestroom asset is the buyer’s first DoubleTree property—but not its first Hilton—and its sixth at a major airport.
Columbia Property Trust Sells 700 KSF Atlanta Campus for $228M
The disposition is part of the company’s strategy of exiting a non-core market to focus on New York City, San Francisco and Washington, D.C.