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Lincoln Property Company Southeast has negotiated a collection of leases at the Lenox Center office building in Atlanta, GA.

Lincoln Property Company Southeast Secures Four Deals at Buckhead’s Lenox Center

Lincoln Property Company Southeast has negotiated two new leases, a renewal and an expansion at the Lenox Center office building in the Buckhead business district of Atlanta, GA.

Hunter Henritze, Matt Fergus and Robert deGolian of commercial real estate firm Lincoln Property Company Southeast represented the landlord in the transactions:

  • DMG Worldwide, Inc., a provider of accounting and tax services, signed a 1,994-square-foot lease in a direct deal
  • Atlanta Institute of Language signed a 1,144-square-foot, three-year renewal; Taylor Johnston of Kingfect Realty represented the tenant
  • TLC Butterfly Effect Spa & Academy signed a lease expansion to occupy a total of 2,428 square feet in a direct deal
  • Kimbrough Law signed a 4,386-square-foot, three-year lease in a direct deal

“We’ve seen some prominent businesses seeking premier space in Buckhead, as Atlanta continues to perform as one of the top markets for leasing activity and growth within the office sector,” said deGolian.

The 141,000-square-foot Lenox Center stands 11 stories tall and features on-site security guards along with access to the nearby Lenox MARTA station. The property has undergone renovations including lobby improvements, refreshed corridors with new signage and the addition of a digital tenant directory.

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