Building and Land Technology (BLT), a premier vertically integrated real estate firm based in Stamford, Connecticut, and the owner of the King and Queen towers at Concourse, is pleased to announce that it has finalized a 73,124-square-foot lease renewal with Atlanticus Holdings Corp. at Concourse Corporate Center V. 

“We are thrilled to retain such a prestigious tenant who has been part of the Concourse community for many years,” said Carl R. Kuehner, Chairman of BLT. “Building on this partnership, we are especially proud to help enable and support future growth for Atlanticus.”

The Towers of Concourse Corporate Center V and VI are part of one of the most iconic premier office parks in the Southeastern United States. The property includes a 372-room Westin Hotel with conference facilities and the Concourse Athletic Club, which contains an indoor track, seven tennis courts, indoor and outdoor pools, spa services, as well as basketball, racquetball, and squash courts. Additional amenities include multiple on-site restaurants, cafes, newsstands, and two miles of running and walking trails. MARTA and Perimeter Mall access are available via a shuttle service from the property. Concourse is located just north of Interstate 285 and directly east of Georgia 400.

“We have continued our tenancy at Concourse for over 10 years, enjoying the best-in-class, mixed-use office environment,” said Jeff Howard, President and CEO of Atlanticus. “In addition, our future 10-year commitment to remain at Concourse aligns with our employee retention and growth initiatives.”

Kuehner said BLT and its partner, Regent Partners, are also in the final stages of design on numerous additional enhancements and amenities to the buildings.   

“Our team has finalized multiple deals in recent months at the property totaling an additional 97,911 square feet year-to-date with established companies including Molson Coors, Verizon, Arbor Pharmaceuticals and Deutsche Bank,” Kuehner said. “Our goal is to ensure the King and Queen Towers will continue to attract the highest quality tenants looking for the highest quality office environment. Our current offerings, combined with our newly planned improvements will help us in that pursuit to create the ultimate tenant/customer experience in the market.”

Glenn Kolker, Caroline Nolen, Re’Nauta Bell and Molly Millard of Cushman & Wakefield along with John Bell and Adam Allman of Regent Partners represented the landlord in the lease negotiations. CBRE’s Ellen Stern and Sam Holmes represented Atlanticus.

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