Apartment buildings in Petersburg sell for $9.4M
Converted Seward Luggage factory is fully occupied
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The High Street Lofts in Petersburg sold for $9.4 million, Colliers | Virginia announced Wednesday.
Located at 420, 422 and 526 High St., the lofts have an estimated 75,650 square feet of rentable space, and the 69 units are all occupied. Originally constructed as the Seward Luggage and Trunk Co.’s factory, the properties were redeveloped: 420 High St. in 2008, 422 High St. in 2011 and 526 High St. in 2013.
Robin & Miller Associates sold the lofts to Fulton Street Partners LLC. Garrison Gore, Charles Wentworth, Hank Hankins and Victoria Pickett from Colliers represented the seller.
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