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Suffolk industrial park sells for $10.3M

Buyer to develop Coastal Logistics Center

Robyn Sidersky //December 28, 2021//

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Suffolk industrial park sells for $10.3M

Buyer to develop Coastal Logistics Center

Robyn Sidersky //December 28, 2021//

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Flint Acquisitions LLC bought the 275-acre Waverton Commerce Park, which includes two industrial buildings, in Suffolk for $10.3 million, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer announced Tuesday.

Flint purchased the property along Carolina Road from Waverton Associates Inc. and will rebrand the industrial park as Coastal Logistics Center.

The buildings total 27,000 square feet.

William C. Throne of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer handled negotiations on behalf of the buyer.

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Suffolk industrial park sells for $10.3M

Suffolk industrial park sells for $10.3M

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