A marquee Buckhead office complex that has struggled to find its footing after the pandemic is getting a refresh, as its landlord, Banyan Street Capital, looks to adapt to the realities of today’s office market.
Banyan is rechristening the Atlanta Financial Center into APEX Atlanta and has confirmed one of its three office towers will be transformed into residences, according to a news release from Newmark, Banyan’s leasing agent.
About 260 residentialunits have been proposed to replace the 284,000 square feet of office space in the south tower, which previously served as a headquarters building for investment bank Robinson-Humphrey, which later became part of what is now Truist Bank. A date of completion for the office-to-residential conversion was not provided…