Midtown Atlanta’s corporate boom continues to accelerate as Nashville-based Pinnacle Financial Partners announced it will establish its new corporate headquarters at Ten Twenty Spring, a newly completed 25-story office tower anchoring the Spring Quarter district.
The financial institution has signed a major lease for 165,000 square feet spanning five full floors of the Class-A Midtown development. The move will relocate approximately 400 team members, including key senior and executive leadership, to Atlanta by the second half of 2027.
While Pinnacle Financial Partners will base its executive leadership and corporate headquarters in Atlanta, the company confirmed that Pinnacle Bank’s official charter and bank headquarters will remain in Nashville, Tennessee.
Expanding in Midtown’s Spring Quarter
Ten Twenty Spring, developed by Atlanta-based Portman Holdings, is the focal point of the Spring Quarter mixed-use development, which integrates office space, luxury residential apartments, and historic preservation.
Pinnacle’s new offices will feature prominent exterior signage visible from the I-75/I-85 Downtown Connector, giving the company a highly visible presence in one of the Southeast’s most prominent office corridors.
| Lease Detail | Project Impact |
|---|---|
| Venue Location | Ten Twenty Spring (Midtown Atlanta) |
| Total Leased Area | 165,000 square feet |
| Office Floors Leased | 5 full floors |
| Relocating Employees | ~400 staff and executives |
| Target Occupancy Date | Second half of 2027 |
The decision to establish a corporate headquarters in Atlanta reflects the city’s status as a major regional economic powerhouse and a magnet for financial services talent.
“Establishing our corporate headquarters in Midtown Atlanta allows us to bring our executive leadership closer to one of the fastest-growing commercial and financial hubs in the country. Ten Twenty Spring offers the modern, collaborative space we need to support our long-term growth.”
— Terry Turner, Pinnacle Financial Partners President and CEO
A Major Win for Atlanta’s Commercial Office Market
The lease represents one of the largest office transactions in Midtown Atlanta this year, providing a significant boost to a commercial real estate market navigating post-pandemic shifts.
Midtown has remained a resilient submarket, attracting tenants seeking high-quality, amenity-rich Class-A space to encourage workers back to the office. Portman Holdings’ Spring Quarter development also includes the historic H.M. Patterson & Son-Spring Hill Chapel, which is being repurposed into retail and dining spaces, adding to the district’s neighborhood appeal.
Pinnacle’s expansion follows several years of steady growth in the Atlanta market since it first entered Georgia in 2020. The firm has rapidly expanded its commercial banking, wealth management, and residential mortgage operations across the metro area.
The transition to the new Midtown headquarters will occur in phases, with build-out of the five floors scheduled to begin later this year.
Samuel Okonkwo is a breaking news reporter for WACN 21. Reach him at sokonkwo@wacn21.com or on Twitter/X at @samokonkwo.
