CP Group is repositioning a portion of the Piedmont Center office campus in Atlanta into a dedicated medical office hub branded as Buckhead Medical Center. The firm plans to redevelop four buildings within the complex, delivering a total of 85,000 square feet of medical office space. The project is located within the larger Piedmont Center development in Atlanta’s Buckhead business district, a long-established office destination.
The new Buckhead Medical Center will be tailored to healthcare users, with the existing building infrastructure already suitable to accommodate surgical and imaging functions. This baseline capacity for higher-acuity uses positions the redeveloped space for a range of medical specialties requiring advanced clinical build-outs. CP Group’s conversion effort is focused on layering healthcare-centric amenities onto that physical framework.
Planned on-site amenities for Buckhead Medical Center include a café, pharmacy space, a patient parking deck, valet service and a transportation lounge. Medical office tenants will also have access to a dedicated physician lounge, a fitness center and physician parking. These elements are designed to support both clinical operations and staff convenience while improving the experience for patients visiting the property.
CBRE professionals Adam Butler and Garrett Benefiel have been engaged as leasing agents for Buckhead Medical Center. Their assignment will be to bring medical office tenants into the repositioned buildings, leveraging the healthcare-ready infrastructure and amenity package offered within the campus environment.
Piedmont Center as a whole is a 2.2 million-square-foot, 14-building office campus in the Buckhead business district of Atlanta. The broader development includes and will continue to offer a mix of dining, retail and office space. This scale allows CP Group to carve out a specialized medical zone within a larger multi-tenant, mixed-use office environment, while maintaining traditional office and commercial uses elsewhere on the campus.
According to data from Commercial Edge, Piedmont Center was developed in phases between the late 1970s and the late 1990s, reflecting several generations of office product. In June 2025, CP Group partnered with Bawag Group to buy the property out of foreclosure for $200 million. That transaction transferred control of the campus to the new ownership, enabling CP Group to move forward with its strategy to redevelop a portion of the site for medical office uses under the Buckhead Medical Center banner.
