The Measure of Success
Ingenuity
at Work
We are innovative
Consistent
Fortitude
We are tenacious
Solving the
Unsolvable
We are nimble and creative
Leadership
in Action
We are engaged
Community
Partners
We are community leaders
Hometown
Team
We are locally vested
Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia since 1979, Pope & Land has developed many remarkable landmarks throughout the Southeast. Yet the hallmark of the firm’s 40+ year history has been its foresight and stability through the ebb and flow of the real estate cycle. At the core, Pope & Land is an opportunistic, creative and savvy company with a long history of innovation in project design and development.
Company Highlights
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1972
Trammell Crow names A.J. Land as President & Managing Partner of Crow, Pope & Land Enterprises, Inc
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1975
Atlanta, GA – Crow, Pope & Land develops Atlanta Center, a $100 million urban mixed-use project in downtown Atlanta, the largest single phased, privately financed construction project in the Southeast at that time.
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2011
A.J. Land receives the Frank Carter – Lifetime Achievement Award from the Urban Land Institute for his dedication and contribution to the community and commercial real estate industry
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2014
Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Braves select Pope & Land, Fuqua and Pollack Shores as their joint venture partners to develop The Battery, the $500,000,000 mixed-use project adjoining SunTrust Park
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2015
Atlanta, GA – Pope & Land acquires Glenridge Point, a 10.55-acre office park featuring two mid-rise office buildings totaling 186,085 SF
Larry Kelly receives the Carter-Mathis Award, NAIOP – Georgia’s highest honor, for his significant contributions to the Atlanta Real Estate community
Our Philosophy
Committed to solving the unsolvable, Pope & Land is small enough to be nimble and bold enough to think big. We apply perspective and experience to navigate even the most complex projects. Creativity meets research. Freedom meets responsibility. Talent meets more than 350 years of combined experience across the commercial real estate spectrum.