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Richmond hostel sells for $1.8M

New owners plan to reopen hostel

//August 27, 2021//

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Richmond hostel sells for $1.8M

Richmond hostel sells for $1.8M

New owners plan to reopen hostel

// August 27, 2021//

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The former HI Richmond Hostel sold for $1.8 million, S.L. Nusbaum Realty Co. announced.

Located at 7 N 2nd St., the 13,704-square-foot building is expected to remain a hostel.

Potomac Area Hostels Inc. bought the building from American Youth Hostels Inc. Thomas Langston and David T. Kalman with S. L. Nusbaum represented the buyer.

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