David Atchison and Brian Casey of Colliers International | Nashville represented LifeWay in the deal.
At that time, and after an April feasibility study, LifeWay officials told theÂ
Post the company was exploring multiple options, including leasing several floors to other organizations, selling the building and leasing back its office space, or selling the building and moving to another location.
LifeWay President and CEO Ben Mandrell said last year that he and other LifeWay leaders have been looking at options for their headquarters since summer 2019, well before COVID-19 hit.
A study completed before the pandemic showed Lifeway was using the building at only 60 percent occupancy on a daily basis, he said.