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In a significant development in the commercial real estate sector, a notable sale of 42 acres in Chesterfield has been finalized for $1.25 million. This transaction marks a key investment in the region, showcasing the ongoing demand for land in Chesterfield. Additionally, a substantial lease agreement has been established for 352,000 square feet of space in Henrico, indicating a robust interest in commercial leasing within the area.
These transactions reflect the dynamic nature of the commercial real estate market, where strategic acquisitions and leases continue to drive growth. The sale of land in Chesterfield is particularly noteworthy, as it highlights the potential for future development and economic expansion in the region. Meanwhile, the large lease in Henrico demonstrates the appeal of commercial spaces in urban settings, catering to businesses looking to establish a foothold in a thriving market.
Overall, these recent activities underscore the resilience and attractiveness of the commercial real estate landscape, as stakeholders continue to seek opportunities for investment and expansion.
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