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Tranquil Court Office Building Sold for $32.7M in Myers Park

The office and retail building at Tranquil Court on Selwyn, 2810 Selwyn Ave in Myers Park, sold to a Childress Klein venture for $32.7 million in September 2021.

Tranquil Court mixed-use building at 2810 Selwyn Ave, designed by BB+M Architecture
Tranquil Court mixed-use building at 2810 Selwyn Ave, designed by BB+M ArchitectureImage courtesy BB+M Architecture

The office and retail building at Tranquil Court on Selwyn, 2810 Selwyn Ave in Myers Park, sold to Rexford Office Venture LLC, a Childress Klein entity, for $32.7 million in September 2021. Childress Klein acquired the property in partnership with Gottesman Real Estate Partners. The 2.748-acre parcel, built in 2010, holds roughly 63,000 square feet of office and retail space alongside a 104-unit residential condominium building. Architecture is by BBM Architecture.

The residential component is a four-story building; the separate five-story Class-A building holds the office and retail space. Residential amenities include secured entry, elevator access, a fitness center, private parking, and a landscaped courtyard.

The property is zoned MUDDO. Buyer Childress Klein is a Charlotte-based real estate firm.

Address
2810 Selwyn Ave, Charlotte, NC 28209
Units
104
Floors
5
Sq ft
63,485
Completion
2010

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