Lone Star Funds has abandoned 55 Allen Plaza to avoid foreclosure.
Phoenicia Real Estate Holdings took title to the 14-story, 350,000-square-foot building through a deed in lieu of foreclosure. The deal was valued at $57.8 million. Phoenicia is a subsidiary of Aflac Inc. Aflac Global Investments. The Atlanta Business Chronicle reported that Lone Star acquired the Property in 2020 for $79 million, using $67.5 million in acquisition financing provided by NXT Capital.
The office building is part of the Allen Plaza mixed-use project, which is 66% occupied. Its major tenants include EY and design firm ASD|SKY. Selig Enterprises maintains air rights for 55 Allen Plaza, and a new owner will have to make lease payments.
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