“A key selling-point for 171 17th Street is its dynamic and central location,” said Allen Aldridge, senior vice president for KBS and asset manager for the property. “Wells Fargo’s continuing commitment is a testament to the office building’s accessibility and multi-functionality, enabling a great work-life balance.”
The 21-story, Class A office tower offers over 510,000 square feet of rentable space. Built in 2004, the property was the first skyscraper built west of Atlanta’s Downtown Connector and was the first-ever LEED Silver Core & Shell-certified building in the world. In addition to the property’s onsite amenities, which include a restaurant, indoor and outdoor tenant lounge, conferencing facilities and shuttle service, the office building is equipped with an expansive lobby with high-end finishes, column-free floor plates and floor-to-ceiling windows.
171 17th Street is the cornerstone office tower of the larger Atlantic Station mixed-use project, which includes a variety of restaurants, retail and services, residential and close proximity to Georgia Institute of Technology, one of the country’s leading universities for research and technology. The property also has direct access to I-75 and I-85.
JLL represented Wells Fargo and Glenn Kolker and Sonia Winfield of Cushman & Wakefield represented KBS in the transaction.
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