Posted on 10/01/2021 by Katherine Schulte at Virginia Business
A five-building industrial portfolio with buildings in Harrisonburg, Chesterfield County, Newport News, Virginia Beach and Durham, North Carolina, sold for just over $9 million Thursday, Glen Allen-based commercial real estate firm Commonwealth Commercial Partners LLC (CCP) announced.
ESAP LLC sold the portfolio to Drakadia Holdings LLC, a business entity registered to an eastern Henrico County address occupied by QTS, a data center company with a large presence in the state. QTS opened a 1.3 billion-square-foot data center in White Oak Technology Park near Richmond International Airport, where the company established an access point for three subsea fiber-optic telecommunications cables that come ashore in Virginia Beach and connect data networks in the U.S., Europe and South America.