A West Hartford-based real estate investor has acquired three small commercial office buildings on Prospect Avenue in Hartford near the West Hartford town line.
A West Hartford-based real estate investor has acquired three small commercial office buildings on Prospect Avenue in Hartford near the West Hartford town line.
664 Prospect Ave., Hartford. HBJ Photo | Dave Krechevsky
Prospect Avenue LLC, founded by David Meo of West Hartford, acquired 660, 664 and 682 Prospect Ave. for a combined $2.43 million in December, according to city land records.
Meo did not respond to a request for comment.
The three buildings were all built around 1910 as residential properties and later converted to office space.
According to city property records, 660 Prospect Ave. is a 4,757-square-foot building and was acquired for $610,770; 664 Prospect Ave. is 4,523 square feet and was acquired for $722,692; and 682 Prospect Ave. is 4,941 square feet and was acquired for just under $1.1 million.
682 Prospect Ave., Hartford. HBJ Photo | Dave Krechevsky
Marketing materials for the three properties produced by the seller, HartZito Properties LLC, state that all three of the buildings are 100% occupied. Both 660 and 664 Prospect Ave. have 16 separate offices.
The building at 682 Prospect Ave., meanwhile, has 17 offices.
A fourth small commercial office building, 638 Prospect Ave., is also being marketed for sale. According to marketing materials from Sentry Commercial brokerage in Hartford, the 4,991-square-foot building is listed at $770,000.
Built around 1900, the building is owned by Hyde House LLC and since 2000 has been home to the law firm of Louden, McGrath, Bryan and Bissonnette.
