Atlanta Adaptive Re-Use & Repositioning

Why This Matters

What You'll Learn

• Where are properties being repositioned between urban centers and suburban locations?
• How are developers making conversion conversations easier from a zoning perspective with municipalities?
• How do you evaluate the viability and roadblocks that exist in adapting vacant office space to residential and other uses?
• What property mix is resonating with today's tenants and consumers?
• How can owners navigate financing conversations when converting asset types?

How You'll Do More Business: 

Atlanta's most indelible projects include those that were once considered aged, low-quality, or off the beaten path. They are now symbols of their respective neighborhoods in some cases. In an environment where there is plenty of vacant space across several asset types, coupled with housing shortages in the metro area, Atlanta lags behind in residential conversions relative to its peer markets. At this event, you will gain insight into what makes a building a good candidate for repositioning. Hear about some of the most unique projects within this category that have the ability to become city-defining as these projects continue to proliferate. 

Who You'll Meet: The most active area developers, investors, lenders, contractors, design firms, and more leading Atlanta property conversions.

Projects, Activity & Event Background

RocaPoint Partners: 1 Million SF Campus 244 Project

Selig Enterprises: 80-acre development at The Works

Pellerin Real Estate: 250-unit hotel to affordable housing conversion in Summerhill

Jamestown: 500 K SF Ponce City Market Project Expansion

Atlanta Trailing Neighboring Markets in Office to Residential Conversions