The Grant Building 44 Broad St NW 125 000 pi² 32% Loué Bureau Immeuble Atlanta, GA 30303 À vendre

Hilco Global is accepting offers for this hospitality redevelopment site in Atlanta. The Grant Building is one of downtown Atlanta’s most iconic and architecturally significant landmarks. Originally constructed in 1898 by architects Bruce & Morgan, this building is one of the oldest surviving steel-framed skyscrapers in the Southeast and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Over the years, there has been meaningful improvements to the property, positioning it into a premier destination to support key downtown assets like Woodruff Park, Georgia State University and the popular retail and dining corridors. Recognizing the shifting dynamics of downtown real estate, this transaction enables the next owner to pursue an adaptive reuse vision—transforming the historic office property into a hotel and mixed-use spaces that honor its past while meeting current market demand.
In 2024, Georgia recorded more than 174 million visitors, with Atlanta widely recognized as one of the state’s leading destinations. Located in the Fairlie-Poplar Historic District, the site is uniquely positioned to capitalize on its central downtown location and proximity to some of the city’s most active corridors.
Situated near the Five Points MARTA station, Georgia State University and major government and business centers, the district benefits from exceptional transit access and steady daily foot traffic from students, professionals and visitors. Its walkable street grid and historic architecture create an urban character that is increasingly rare in the city, making the area especially attractive to residents and businesses seeking an authentic downtown experience. On-site inspections will be held by appointment only. Subject to approval by U.S. Bankruptcy Court Northern District of Georgia (Atlanta) Case No. BK 25-61599-
PWB | In re: New Grant Acquisition LLC. Hilco Global, in cooperation with Weston Worsham, GA Broker Lic.
# 373549.