CBRE Global Investors' U.S. Managed Accounts Group announced that it has acquired Midtown I & II in Midtown Atlanta on behalf of Korea Post, the national postal service of South Korea. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the property did previously sell for $225 million in 2013 when Cole Real Estate Investments teamed with Macfarlan Capital Partners to acquire the complex from KanAm Grundinvest Fonds (who had purchased the complex at the market's peak in 2007 for $242 million).
"Our investors are increasingly looking for global diversification," said Peter DiCorpo, President, CBRE Global Investors' U.S. Managed Accounts Group. "We can offer the on-the-ground experts in their target investment markets as well as in their home country to provide a seamless solution for migrating capital across borders."
Midtown I & II is a 794,110 square foot, Class A, state-of-the-art corporate campus situated in the heart of the Midtown submarket of Atlanta, across I-85 from the campus of University of Georgia Tech. The 16-story and 8-story buildings are 100% leased to AT&T and were originally constructed at build-to-suits for Southwestern Bell in 2001 and 2002. The property also includes a nine-story 2,459-space parking garage, which is also home to 13,257 square feet of ground floor retail space, as well as AT&T's 5,000 square foot Drive Studio. The Drive Studio is a platform which allows automakers to add and test connected services, such as in-car entertainment systems, over-the-air diagnostic systems, and other innovative cellular-enabled features.
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