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Posted: August 20, 2021
Bongiorni of SR Commercial Realty brokers $2.45 million sale of four-parcel package in Hartford - includes a three-story office building at 450 Church St
Hartford, CT Paul Bongiorni of SR Commercial Realty completed the sale of a four-parcel package in downtown. The transaction included a three-story office building at 450 Church St., and the adjoining lots. The sale price was $2.45 million.
The buyer was The Village for Families and Children, a nonprofit organization based in the city that needed additional office space. The sellers are area investors and contractors.
The building, which was originally a meat factory built in 1915, is 32,144 s/f including an underground parking garage. The parcels sold with the building were 456 Church St., 460 Church St., and 3 Hoadley Pl. The property is located across from Union Station, close to area landmarks like the XL Center and Bushnell Park, and features views of the Capitol Building.
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