Commercial real estate brokerage and property management firm Cushman & Wakefield Atlanta last week published a fly-through video (shown below) offering a glimpse of what 100 Edgewood will look like when it opens next year following a $45 million renovation. Florida-based Parkway Property Investments LLC began overhauling the downtown office building, at 100 Edgewood Avenue SE, in mid-2020, and plans to debut the updated 306,000-square-foot property in April 2021.
“Edgewood Avenue has long been a road to what’s next — a thoroughfare for Civil Rights leaders and artists, entrepreneurs, and thrill-seekers, students and masters of craft,” a landing page for 100 Edgewood states on Parkway’s website. “Now, a bold and unexpected answer to a missing option in the urban office landscape is emerging here. A window to Atlanta’s past, present, and future, 100 Edgewood offers a refreshed workplace ecosystem for those who dare to dream, to push boundaries, redefine success on their own terms and have fun along the way.”
Parkway acquired the building overlooking Hurt Park in the midst of Georgia State University for $17.7 million in 2019. Ahead of Parkway’s purchase, developers planned on converting the building into student housing but changes in the market put the kibosh on those plans. It was formerly known as the United Way of Greater Atlanta tower.
The 18-story tower will offer ground-level retail flanked by a food and beverage operator, private terrace opportunities, +/-18,500 rectangular floor plates, conference facilities through the adjacent Loudermilk Center, and a private outdoor green space. No tenants have yet been announced for the under-construction 100 Edgewood tower.
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