The locally based company placed the 17-buildingportfolio on the market in January, as GlobeSt.compreviously reported. The class A office properties span across theSoutheast north into Virginia, with assets in Orlando,Jacksonville, Tallahassee, Panama City, Atlanta, Richmond andNorfolk, VA.

"This portfolio acquisition will immediately expand our presenceto Virginia and Orlando," Jim Heistand, Eola Capital's CEO, says ina statement. "These properties are a natural fit for our company asthey are located in markets that we currently operate [in] thathave good growth potential."

According to GlobeSt.com's previous report, the assets are the132,250-sf 100 Windward Plaza, the 203,248-sf 300 Windward Plaza,the 203,877-sf Deerfield Point I & II and the 129,232-sfWindward Pointe 200 in Alpharetta, GA; the 130,614-sf 280Interstate North, the 274,709-sf 5660 New Northside Dr. and the219,668-sf Parkwood Point in Atlanta; the 34,304-sf Beckrich One,the 34,304-sf Beckrich Two and the 30,196-sf Nextel Two Building inPanama City Beach, FL; the 135,000-sf 245 Riverside inJacksonville; the 163,209-sf Millenia Park One in Orlando; the128,677-sf Overlook I & II in Richmond, VA; the 163,102-sfSouthhall Center in Maitland, FL; and the 88,415-sf Southwood Onein Tallahassee, FL.