Selig Enterprises Seeking Approval For Massive West Peachtree Project

1105 West Peachtree
Rendering Of Selig Enterprises' Planned $400M 1105 West Peachtree St. Development

A family development dynasty is seeking regional approval for its latest megaproject plans.

Selig Enterprises filed plans with the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for a green light on its 1105 West Peachtree project, a mixed-use complex that would sprout at the corner of 12th and West Peachtree streets. According to Selig's development of regional impact (DRI) application, the developer is looking to build a 32-story office tower with 770k SF, a 1,500-vehicle parking structure, a 156-key hotel and an 81-unit condo building.

The site is across from the new Northside Hospital Medical Office project and Related Development's Apogee Midtown project.

Officials with Selig — led by family members Scott Selig, Mindy Selig Shoulberg, Cathy Selig and patriarch Steve Selig — previously announced plans to launch the office tower on spec with a target of a mid-2017 launch. Officials also stated that they're in talks with tenants that could pre-lease as much as half of the office tower.

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