ATP Tour moving global headquarters from Ponte Vedra Beach to Atlantic Beach

The governing body of men’s professional tennis is downsizing its space needs and moving closer to the ocean.


The Grand Ocean building is under construction at 42 East Coast Drive as shown in this photo from its Facebook page. The ATP plans to relocate its headquarters to the building.
The Grand Ocean building is under construction at 42 East Coast Drive as shown in this photo from its Facebook page. The ATP plans to relocate its headquarters to the building.
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Petra announced June 25 that the ATP global headquarters will anchor the Grand Ocean building in Atlantic Beach, a move the tour’s chief legal and administrative officer said was rooted in workplace changes resulting from the COVID pandemic.

ATP, the global governing body of men’s professional tennis, the ATP Tour and ATP Challenger Tour, will relocate from the 28,000-square-foot building it owns at 201 ATP Tour Blvd. in Ponte Vedra Beach into about 9,500 square feet, taking the entire third floor of Grand Ocean at 42 East Coast Drive.

ATP built the two-story St. Johns County structure in 1993.

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