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"The nearly century-old Edgeworth Building in Richmond, Va., has been sold for $29.5 million, or $210 per square foot. Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer’s Capital Markets Group represented the seller. The buyer was a family office based in New York City.

The property was originally built as a to***co factory in 1925 but was redeveloped in 2007 into a creative-style office building with panoramic views of the James River. It was later awarded the Adaptive Reuse Project of the Year by the Greater Richmond Association of Commercial Real Estate."

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Historic Richmond Office Building Sells for $30M Originally a to***co factory and recently converted into creative office space, the property was acquired by an out-of-state investor.

As Durham and the Research Triangle Park continue to boom thanks to its tech and business opportunities, it’s also drawing in interest from talent across the globe who are looking to establish roots in a location that’s both affordable and has everything they want in a community.

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3 communities to consider when moving to Durham, North Carolina - Triangle Business Journal Durham’s startups have helped it shift from a massive college town to a bustling city that’s filled with life and culture.