Westside Paper, the 15-acre adaptive reuse development along the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Spur, has signed more than 70,000 square feet of new leases.
The latest transactions include a 33,000-square-foot lease with Packsize, a global leader in sustainable packaging automation; approximately 23,000 square feet for office space with Construction Resources, which is adding to their existing 50,000 square foot showroom; approximately 10,000 square feet with Disguise, the award-winning technology company powering major live experiences worldwide; and 3,000 square feet with Luxe Bridal, a specialty retailer entering the West Midtown market.
This makes 180,000 square feet of new leases in the last 20 months, positioning Westside Paper among the more active adaptive reuse properties in Atlanta as companies refine their workplace strategies. The project is now 75% leased.
“Leasing 70,000 square feet in this environment sends a clear signal about where demand is flowing,” said Chris Faussemagne with Westbridge. “Companies are prioritizing well-located, wellness-focused, character-rich buildings that offer access to talent, amenities and BeltLine trail access. Westside Paper checks those boxes, and the velocity we’re seeing reflects a broader rebound in Atlanta’s office market, particularly for differentiated, high-quality assets in West Midtown.”
Packsize’s 33,000-square-foot commitment marks one of the larger new office leases in West Midtown this year. The company helps businesses reduce packaging waste and shipping costs through on-demand, right-sized packaging systems and will use the space as a fit-to-function experience center supporting its growing North American operations and customer engagement initiatives.
Construction Resources opened their 50,000 square foot showroom at Westside Paper in June 2025. The 23,000 square foot office space will be the headquarters for the company specializing in providing design-oriented building products and installation marketing to the residential design and construction industry. The company is owned by The Home Depot.
Disguise is expanding its U.S. footprint with a new Atlanta office and Experience Center designed as a hands-on hub for creators, technologists and production teams. The space will house creative and technical solutions teams, a dedicated hardware support center for the Americas and a demonstration environment for live event and production technologies used in global concert tours, stadium activations, Broadway productions and film.
Luxe Redux Bridal’s lease expands the property’s curated ground-floor retail mix, supporting its evolution into a mixed-use destination with office, experiential retail, and event space. The Atlanta bridal boutique offers a unique bridal shopping experience, featuring off-the-rack designer wedding dresses at up to 90% off.
Andrew Walker and Lauren Curran of Colliers represented the tenant in the Disguise transaction. Jeremy Krause and Ben Kronman of CBRE represented the tenant in the Packsize lease. Jeff Pollock represented Luxe Redux Bridal.
David Horne and Caroline Fisher of JLL represented ownership on office leases with support from Randy Joering and the JLL property management team. Shelbi Bodner represents ownership on retail leases.
Westside Paper is developed and owned by FCP and Westbridge. The ownership group recently renewed and extended its loan with Ameris Bank, reinforcing the project’s capital stability at a time when refinancing risk remains a focus across U.S. office markets.
About Westbridge
Westbridge is a boutique real estate development company focused on improving the built environment through design and placemaking. By providing a differentiated user experience, the company turns functionally obsolete real estate into thriving spaces for people and businesses. Based in Atlanta, Westbridge focuses on Southeastern U.S. markets. For more information, visit westbridgeatl.com.
About FCP
FCP®, a subsidiary of Federated Hermes, Inc., is a real estate investment company that has invested in or financed more than $14.8 billion in gross asset value since its founding in 1999. FCP invests directly and with operating partners in commercial and residential assets. The firm makes equity and structured investments in income-producing and development properties. Based in Chevy Chase, MD, FCP invests both its commingled, discretionary funds and separate accounts targeted at major real estate markets in the United States. For further information on FCP, please visit fcpdc.com.
