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101 Marietta Street NW Opened October 2019 Iconic Building in the Center of Atlanta’s Business and Entertainment District Total Sq. ft Overview One of Atlanta’s most recognizable buildings, 101 Marietta Street is located 664,477 in the center of the city’s business and entertainment district. This Class “A” building is within walking distance to WeWork Sq. ft Centennial Olympic Park, Mercedes- Benz Stadium, the Georgia Aquarium as well as numerous hotels, and 80,240 retail shopping. Floors After work, take advantage of the neighborhood’s lively happy hour scene. Or stop in for a bite to eat 36 at the old-school burger joint, Just Around the Corner, or pop into the creole restaurant The Food Shoppe. Located near the Five Points and CNN Center MARTA stations, as well as the intersection of I-78/85 with I-20, commuting to 101 Marietta Street— whether you’re driving or training—is a breeze. 2 Building Amenities 101 Marietta Street NW In addition to WeWork’s full Atlanta, GA 30303 suite of amenities and perks— from super-fast WiFi to 24/7 security—101 Marietta Street tenants also have access to the 4 Floors building’s unique amenities like a fitness center, meditation room, arcade room, and parking deck. Looking for something in particular? Our onsite staff members will be sure to point tenants in the right direction. 3 Location Nearby Transportation Five Points Stop 0.2 mi (MARTA, Blue, Gold, Green, Red Lines) Peachtree Center Stop 0.4 mi (MARTA, Gold, Red Lines) Dome/GWCC/ Phillips Arena/CNN Cente 0.5 mi (MARTA, Blue, Green Lines) Georgia State Stop 0.7 mi (MARTA, Blue, Green Lines) Garnett Transit Stop 0.8 mi (MARTA, Gold, Red Lines) 4 Floor Plans Floor 28 20,060 sq ft Floor 29 20,060 sq ft 5 Floor Plans Floor 30 20,060 sq ft Floor 31 20,060 sq ft 6 Example WeWork Common Area7 101 Marietta Street NW 101 Marietta Street NW Atlanta, GA 30303 wework.com.

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