CBRE to Launch $6M Renovation of Three Office Buildings in Atlanta’s Central Perimeter

ATLANTA — CBRE Global Investors has unveiled plans for its $6 million renovation of three office buildings at Concourse Corporate Center in Atlanta’s Central Perimeter office submarket. CBRE Global Investors, the investment management arm of CBRE Inc., acquired Concourse Buildings I, II and IV from BLT in December for $145 million, according to the Atlanta Business Chronicle. The three buildings under CBRE’s ownership total 751,093 square feet. As part of the renovation, CBRE will rename the center “The Collective at Concourse,” and will add the buildings to its’ “5-Star Worldwide” program. Full lobby renovations are planned for Buildings II and IV, along with 5-star conference centers, a new speculative suite program and front-of-house enhancements. The renovated, atrium-style lobbies will feature biophilic design elements including natural light, indoor water features and plant life. In addition, a new outdoor greenspace will be added for community events. Available floor plates range from 37,000 to 41,000 square feet and will include loft suites with open floor plans. The buildings are 87 percent leased to tenants such as SecureWorks, T-Mobile, Elavon and Amtrak. In addition to Concourse Buildings I, II and IV, the center is home to Atlanta’s iconic “King and Queen” towers that are separately owned, a Westin Hotel, fitness center, two miles of walking and biking trails, lakeside seating and restaurants and cafes.