EY’s Atlanta Office is Moving

Posted on by Going Concern News Desk
EY logo on exterior of building

It’s official, EY will be packing up the downtown office at 55 Allen Plaza and heading to Spring Quarter in Midtown next summer, reports Atlanta Journal-Constitution. They got a statement from the firm: “We are thrilled to announce EY Atlanta’s upcoming move to the Spring Quarter building next summer,” Regenia Sanders, EY Atlanta office managing partner, said in a statement. “Our new space will further enable EY Atlanta professionals to help our clients shape the future with confidence.” What, no “all in”??

EY will occupy three floors of the new joint, pictured below.

Source: Spring Quarter website

The old one:

Source: 55 Allen Plaza

It’s been rumored for months now that EY was eyeing a new spot in Atlanta after the building bearing its brand in neon narrowly avoided foreclosure earlier this year.

Accounting firm signs lease at newest office tower in Midtown Atlanta [Atlanta Journal-Constitution]

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