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OP THREE SALES
#1 Thalhimer Realty Partners purchased 14 flex/industrial buildings totaling 642,384 square feet in Henrico for $75.3 million. Evan Magrill and Matt Raggi handled the transaction.
#2 Westchester Towns Development Co. bought 6.57 acres at WC Commons Way in Chesterfield for $2.422 million from Zarema Metropolitan Midlothian LLC. Alex T. Wotring, David Crawford, and Kevin South represented the seller.
#3 Neil J. Zemmel purchased 1.8 acres along Cosby Road in Chesterfield for $2.006 million from Cosby Village LLC. Amy J. Broderick with Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer represented the seller.
TOP THREE LEASES
#1 Miya Nails & Spa leased 10,823 square feet at Parham Road in Henrico. Todd Buttner represented the tenant.
#2 Musket Corp. expanded by 3,120 square feet at Deepwater Terminal Road in Richmond. Isaac DeRegibus with Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer represented the tenant.
#3 On The Fly Moving Guys leased 2,850 square feet at Dabney Road in Henrico. Chrissy Chappell, Craig Douglas, and Scott Douglas represented the landlord.
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer reports:
JP Hospitality purchased 5.9 acres at Midlothian Tpke. in Chesterfield for $1.2 million from Gouldin Properties.
6403 Mallory Drive LLC bought 2,616 square feet at Mallory Drive in Henrico for $560,000.
Youthful Beginnings leased 2,090 square feet at W Broad St. in Henrico.
Robson Lenhart PC leased 1,923 square feet at Cox Road in Henrico.
Andrew Kim leased 1,502 square feet at W Broad St. in Henrico.
Commonwealth Commercial Partners reports:
Terrain360 LLC leased 1,800 square feet at Antique Lane in Hanover.
Acterra Group leased 1,800 square feet at Antique Lane in Hanover.
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