Loudermilk Takes Next Step For Buckhead MOB

Robin Loudermilk is laying the groundwork for his proposed Buckhead Village medical office building.

Loudermilk Cos filed permits with the City of Atlanta for a concrete foundation for 371 East Paces Ferry, a planned 101k SF MOB in the heart of the Buckhead Village that's slated to open next year, according to a Cushman & Wakefield marketing package.

While original plans called for a five-story MOB, the permits filed by Loudermilk indicate it will be nine stories along with a seven-story parking deck. Loudermilk describes 371 East Paces Ferry as an “upscale healthcare hub” serving Buckhead.

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