134-150 Walker Street Lofts
A cluster of converted warehouse loft buildings on Walker Street in the Castleberry Hill historic district.
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A cluster of converted warehouse loft buildings on Walker Street in the Castleberry Hill historic district.
A 10-story 1921 building converted to 21 boutique loft condos in 2000 — exposed beams and concrete ceilings at the namesake corner of Fairlie & Poplar, the heart of the historic district.
Atlanta's official destination marketing organization since 1913, promoting the city as a premier convention and tourism destination and supporting the region's $20 billion hospitality industry.
Historic 1912 Auburn Avenue building that housed the nation's longest-running African-American daily newspaper, restored in 2013 after near-demolition and recognized as a top national preservation win.
Step inside John Portman's 52-story landmark and look up — the soaring 470-foot atrium is one of downtown's great architectural wow moments. Connected to Peachtree Center and a short walk to the Georgia Aquarium, Centennial Olympic Park, and MARTA, it's a favorite home base for families and convention-goers alike.
30,000-square-foot coworking space in the restored historic Sylvan Hotel building on Mitchell Street, offering startup suites, focus rooms, and community hubs with preserved century-old architectural details.
A 1905 warehouse converted to lofts in the Peters/Nelson corridor of Castleberry Hill.
A 1914 building retrofitted into 12 loft condominiums in 1997, one of Castleberry Hill's authentic warehouse conversions.
The legendary Busy Bee Café, opening its third location steps from Mercedes-Benz Stadium
In 1905, the Coca-Cola founder, Asa Candler, commissioned two architects to create a building that would become a landmark on Peachtree Street in downtown Atlanta. The work of these architects, George Stewart and George E. Murphy, has been lovingly restored and reopened in the summer of 2019 as The Candler Hotel. The restoration of this stunning Beaux-Arts masterpiece represents a homecoming for Atlanta, bringing back a metropolitan polish that transcends trends and time. Within this iconic building, you will find a restaurant named By George, in honor of the architects who crafted its space. By George is the hotel's destination dining room, offering pure, classic cuisine with heavy influences from Contemporary American cooking. To complement the dishes, the restaurant has an extensive wine program and expertly crafted cocktails. The restaurant is open throughout the day, and the outward-facing design is fitting for a location that has so much to offer. The Candler Hotel, with its tow
Spain's official home for the 2026 FIFA World Cup — and where a championship summer lived in Atlanta. The Royal Spanish Football Federation set up Casa España at Mitchell and Forsyth as its official cultural hub and fan zone, filling South Downtown with Spanish culture, art, and matchday energy on the road to La Roja lifting the trophy. A historic piece of SoDo's World Cup story.
A four-story former 1920 Chrysler auto showroom converted to lofts, on the southwestern edge of Castleberry Hill near Whitehall and McDaniel.
The former John Deere warehouse (1914) converted in 1996 into 49 authentic lofts in the Castleberry Hill district.
Brand-new studio, one- and two-bedroom apartment homes inside the beautifully restored historic Bass Dry Goods Building on Hotel Row — 14-foot ceilings, real hardwood floors, chef-inspired kitchens, and a fourth-floor rooftop deck over South Downtown. Ground-floor retail and a community plaza connect the building to the block, with MARTA and BeltLine access close by. Now open and leasing — contact the leasing office at (404) 779-1218.