Atlanta Georgia Beltline Restaurant & Bar for Lease at Ford Factory Lofts Adjacent to Ponce City Market & Next to Rreal Tacos – No Key Money Required
699 Ponce De Leon Ave NE Ste 9, Atlanta, GA 30308
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Atlanta Georgia Beltline Restaurant for Lease
Formerly Rina Kitchen.
Located at 699 Ponce De Leon Ave NE Ste 9, Atlanta, GA 30308
Kroger anchored Ford factory Lofts in the Old Forth Ward. .
The Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant at 699 Ponce de Leon Avenue in the Poncey-Highland neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia was the headquarters of the Ford Motor Company’s southeastern US operations from 1915 to 1942.
Adjacent to Ponce City Market and to the Hi-Volume Rreal Tacos.
No Key Money Required
Stunning Buildout.
Open Exhibition Kitchen.
2423/SF.
80+ seats inside.
Full Bar.
1000/sf Outdoor Patio directly on the Beltline.
Incredible Lunch and Dinner location.
Atlanta’s #1 Location for Pedestrian Traffic.
Free Parking.
1500 Gallon Grease Trap.
15’ Hood vents.
Walk-in refrigerator.
Quoting $62/sf.
CAM $13.50/sf.
Ford Factory Lofts Video Overview
Former Restaurant Photo Gallery
Welcome to Ford Factory Lofts – where history meets modern living in the heart of Atlanta. Once a bustling Ford factory from the early 1900s, our thoughtfully renovated building preserves its authentic charm. Step into spacious living areas with soaring 15-foot ceilings and oversized 13-foot windows that flood your home with natural light and stunning city views. Every detail has been carefully considered so you can enjoy a home that feels both timeless and fresh. Our location is simply unbeatable. Nestled along the Beltline and just across from the iconic Ponce City Market, you’re only steps away from Piedmont Park and the convenience of Beltline Kroger. Whether you’re craving fantastic dining, unique shopping experiences, or vibrant entertainment, it’s all right outside your door. We’ve also designed our amenities with you in mind. Enjoy the ease of 24-hour concierge service, complimentary fluff and fold laundry services, and dedicated covered garage parking. Discover the perfect blend of live, work, and play in Atlanta’s vibrant Poncey Highland neighborhood.
Atlanta Beltline
The Atlanta BeltLine draws approximately 2.5 million annual visits across its active multi-use corridors, generating over $52 million in annual spending on local retail, dining, and businesses.
Key Foot Traffic & Corridor Insights
Eastside Trail Congestion: The Eastside Trail (connecting Piedmont Park, Ponce City Market, and Old Fourth Ward) remains the heaviest-trafficked segment, with adjacent residential and commercial densities exceeding 10,000 people per square mile.
Expansion & Milestones: With the completion of segments like the Southside Trail, the project spans roughly 17 miles of completed multi-use paths on its way to a full 22-mile loop targeted by 2030. Urbanize Atlanta +1
Economic & Business Impact: The continuous pedestrian and cyclist flow acts as an incubator for small businesses, pop-ups, and the Atlanta BeltLine Marketplace shipping containers, which leverage trail traffic to test concepts without full brick-and-mortar overhead
PONCE CITY MARKET
Ponce City Market draws more than 3.9 million visitors annually, ranking as one of Atlanta’s top destinations and the #2 most visited location in the city (second only to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport)
Visitor & Foot Traffic Metrics
Annual Volume: Over 3.9 million visitors per year from across metro Atlanta and out-of-market tourists. CBS News
Access & Transit Behavior: Approximately 23% of visitors do not drive or park on-site, arriving instead via the Atlanta BeltLine (walking or biking), rideshares, or scooters. It is famously Atlanta’s #2 Uber destination. Instagram
Dwell Time & Consistency: Compared to other regional mixed-use developments (such as Atlantic Station or Avalon), Ponce City Market maintains high foot traffic consistency year-round, driven heavily by its food hall, rooftop park, and direct BeltLine Eastside Trail connection. Avison Young
Economic & Community Impact
Adaptive Reuse Scale: Spanning 2.1 million square feet across a 16-acre site in the Old Fourth Ward, it stands as Atlanta’s largest adaptive-reuse project, transformed by Jamestown from the historic 1926 Sears, Roebuck & Co. catalog distribution center. gt-bedc.org +2
Mixed-Use Economic Engine: Generates diversified economic output through:
A prominent Food Hall hosting dozens of local and acclaimed culinary vendors.
Extensive Class-A office space that attracts corporate tenants and knowledge-economy jobs.
Growing residential and hospitality components (hundreds of housing units and lodging) that sparked surrounding neighborhood density and property values along the BeltLine.
Catalyst Effect: Acts as a primary urban anchor that reshaped Old Fourth Ward and spurred transit-oriented business growth, foot traffic spillover, and real estate investment across central Atlanta.
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