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Epic Development Pays $6.6M for St. Petersburg Industrial Properties

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Epic Development acquired the four-building industrial and flex portfolio consisting of 1601-1765 Commerce Ave. N and 9875 18th St. N in Saint Petersburg, FL from Farrallon Capital Management LLC for $ 6.56 million, or about $ 99 per square foot. The industrial buildings delivered in 1986 and 1989 and total 65,977 square feet. The buildings are situated in the South Pinellas Industrial submarket and were fully occupied at the time of sale. The…
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