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Mosaic Catering & Events pays $2.1 million for new event space on Cutshaw Avenue
A historic building on Cutshaw Avenue near Scott’s Addition went for top dollar in a recent sale to a buyer banking on a return to in-person events post-pandemic.
A historic building on Cutshaw Avenue near Scott’s Addition went for top dollar in a recent sale to a buyer banking on a return to in-person events post-pandemic.
3001 Cutshaw LLC purchased the 9,492 square foot office/retail building from 3015 Cutshaw Ave LLC for $2,125,000 as an owner/occupant. The historic building, with excellent visibility and prominence along West Broad Street, is a prime location across from Scott’s Addition and will be converted to an event center by Mosaic.
Connie Jordan Nielsen of Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer handled the sale negotiations on behalf of the purchaser; Alex T. Wotring and Nicki Jassy, also with Thalhimer, represented the seller.
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