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Historic Downtown Building Changing Hands, Soon To Become Retail, Arts Hub - The White River Valley Herald

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A landmark downtown building is changing hands, ushering in a new chapter for the 120-year-old structure. Longtime owner Ted Elzey said he’d found a buyer for the historic former grain mill at 10 Main Street, Norbert Ender, a Burlington-based bookseller and music retailer. The sale, which is scheduled to close Friday, Feb. 28, marks the end of Elzey’s 22-year stewardship […] You must be an online subscriber to view this story. Please subscribe …
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Historic downtown Columbia mixed-use building fully leased - Columbia Business Report

A downtown Columbia building is now fully leased as a commercial real estate firm is seeking investment opportunities with the property. Colliers South Carolina has revealed that 823 Gervais Street is 100% occupied as The Gameshow Challenge leased the last remaining space, according to a news release. Colliers’ Mary Winter Teaster, John Gressette and Sydney Lanham have been retained to market the property for sale as an investment opportunity, t…

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Historic Downtown Building Changing Hands, Soon To Become Retail, Arts Hub - The White River Valley Herald

A landmark downtown building is changing hands, ushering in a new chapter for the 120-year-old structure. Longtime owner Ted Elzey said he’d found a buyer for the historic former grain mill at 10 Main Street, Norbert Ender, a Burlington-based bookseller and music retailer. The sale, which is scheduled to close Friday, Feb. 28, marks the end of Elzey’s 22-year stewardship […] You must be an online subscriber to view this story. Please subscribe …

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Historic downtown building sold to local realtor in $3.2M deal

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