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* 3rd floor: [[UAB's Department of Psychiatry]] Substance Abuse Division / [[Beacon Recovery]] (2019-) | |||
* 5th floor: [[Southern AIDS Coalition]] (2018-) | * 5th floor: [[Southern AIDS Coalition]] (2018-) | ||
* 6th floor: [[ClasTran]] (2018-) | * 6th floor: [[ClasTran]] (2018-) | ||
Revision as of 17:00, 29 January 2019
The Tower is a 9-story, 60,000 square foot office building at 530 Beacon Parkway West. It was constructed in 1979 as the headquarters for the Drummond Company.
In 2012 the building was owned by In-Rel Properties of Lake Worth, Florida and managed by J. H. Berry & Gilbert Inc.
In 2016 the building was sold to MotionMobs CEO Taylor Wyatt and her husband, Spencer. They spent approximately $1 million to renovate and upgrade the technology infrastructure of the building and began marketing it as a hub for tech startups.
Tenants
- FM 105.5
- WERC-AM
- CTSM Architects
- iOn Integrated Solutions
- McCom Communications
- Jack Biddle III
- Suture Health (2016-)
- 3rd floor: UAB's Department of Psychiatry Substance Abuse Division / Beacon Recovery (2019-)
- 5th floor: Southern AIDS Coalition (2018-)
- 6th floor: ClasTran (2018-)
- Suite 600: WMJJ-FM
- Suite 800: Interocean Coal Sales
References
- Alexander, Alan (February 4, 2016) "Birmingham tech CEO acquires The Tower Building for $1.2M." Birmingham Business Journal