# Parkway Corporation acquires Atlanta parking lot, expands portfolio to 11 states

Parkway Corporation acquired a 113-space surface parking lot in Atlanta's Centennial Park District, expanding its national portfolio to 11 states.

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Parkway Corporation, a Philadelphia-based real estate investor and parking operator, announced via press release that a Parkway affiliate completed an off-market acquisition of a surface parking lot in Atlanta, Georgia, as part of the company's expansion into high-growth urban markets. [^1]

Amber Moriah Jones, a 35-year-old marketing manager, stated she prefers to live with her mother in Houston to care for her rather than paying rent for a place where she would spend little time. [^2] Dave Dobkin, Managing Director and Head of Acquisitions at Parkway Corporation, said the company is excited to enter Atlanta with an asset generating strong current cash flow in a busy sports and tourist district, citing momentum from the World Cup and the Centennial Yards transformation. [^3] Rob Zuritsky, President and CEO of Parkway Corporation, said the acquisition reflects the company's long-term-hold criteria, combining an irreplaceable location, multiple demand generators, and upside from eventual vertical development. [^4]

The acquired Atlanta property is a 50,526-square-foot surface parking lot with 113 spaces, located in Downtown Atlanta's Centennial Park District. [^5] Jones lost her father unexpectedly in 2020 due to a blood clot reaching his heart, an event that changed her perspective on life and time. [^6] Jones, who previously lived in Atlanta and had a home in New York, moved back to live with her mother after her father's death. [^7]

Jones stated that she has never married or had children, a situation that generates expectations from others regarding her life choices. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. Parkway Corporation, a Philadelphia-based real estate investor and parking operator, announced via press release that a Parkway affiliate completed an off-market acquisition of a surface parking lot in Atlanta, Georgia, as part of the company's expansion into high-growth urban markets. (Cision PR Newswire, News)
2. Amber Moriah Jones, a 35-year-old marketing manager, stated she prefers to live with her mother in Houston to care for her rather than paying rent for a place where she would spend little time. (elcomercio.pe, News)
3. Dave Dobkin, Managing Director and Head of Acquisitions at Parkway Corporation, said the company is excited to enter Atlanta with an asset generating strong current cash flow in a busy sports and tourist district, citing momentum from the World Cup and the Centennial Yards transformation. (Cision PR Newswire, News)
4. Rob Zuritsky, President and CEO of Parkway Corporation, said the acquisition reflects the company's long-term-hold criteria, combining an irreplaceable location, multiple demand generators, and upside from eventual vertical development. (Cision PR Newswire, News)
5. The acquired Atlanta property is a 50,526-square-foot surface parking lot with 113 spaces, located in Downtown Atlanta's Centennial Park District. (Cision PR Newswire, News)
6. Jones lost her father unexpectedly in 2020 due to a blood clot reaching his heart, an event that changed her perspective on life and time. (elcomercio.pe, News)
7. Jones, who previously lived in Atlanta and had a home in New York, moved back to live with her mother after her father's death. (elcomercio.pe, News)
8. Jones stated that she has never married or had children, a situation that generates expectations from others regarding her life choices. (elcomercio.pe, News)

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