Jamestown, Clarion Partners Acquire Westside Provisions District in Atlanta for $130M

ATLANTA — A joint venture between Jamestown LP and Clarion Partners LLC has acquired Westside Provisions District, a mixed-use development located in Atlanta. The development was acquired for $130 million, according to reports by the Atlanta Business Chronicle. The 261,742-square-foot development consists of two projects, White Provision and Westside Urban Market, which are connected via a pedestrian bridge. Situated in Atlanta’s popular West Midtown district off Howell Mill Road, Westside Provisions District features retail and loft office space that will be managed by the joint venture. Jamestown acquired the White Provision portion of the development from Atlanta-based developers Michael Phillips and Kathleen Walker in 2007. This deal will unify the district under one ownership entity. Westside Provisions’ office tenants include Base Brands, Canstruction, Fried & Bonder, Knoll, Waypoint Homes, WestRock and the German American Chamber of Commerce of the Southern U.S. Inc. Retail tenants include Anthropologie, Free People, J. Crew, lululemon athletica, Warby Parker, Brick + Mortar, Peridot West and Crafted Westside. The project is also home to restaurants and bars such as Jeni’s Ice Creams, Little Trouble, Taqueria Del Sol, Bacchanalia Star Provisions and JCT Kitchen + Bar. Clarion Partners made its investment on behalf of a commingled fund managed by the firm. Chris Decoufle of CBRE brokered the deal.