Downtown building sells for $1.265 million

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A historic building on Main Street has been sold for $1.265 million. The 10,000-square-foot building and 25 parking spaces was sold by JMH Properties to 631 Main Street in a deal that was filed today. Paul Burns of Burns & Co. represented the seller, while Chad Ortte of Donnie Jarreau Real Estate represented the buyer. The first floor of the building is currently occupied by Holden & Associates Architects. The group that bought the building also owns Unified Recovery Group, a downtown firm that specializes in cleanup after natural disasters. Louis Abshire, director of human resources for URG, says the company bought the building for future use. The 70-year-old building was renovated in 2000 and was honored by the Baton Rouge Growth Coalition.—Timothy Boone and Tom Cook

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