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Former Columbia Gas, TC Energy building in Charleston sold - WCHS

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Former Columbia Gas, TC Energy building in Charleston sold

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KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WCHS) — The former Columbia Gas building in the Kanawha Valley has been sold.

It was announced on Thursday that the building at 1700 MacCorkle Avenue SW, which had been leased to TC Enery, has been sold to an unknown buyer.

The building has been the home for many oil and gas companies over the years.

In November 2023, TC Energy announced a plan to build and move to a new site across the Kanawha River in downtown Charleston, costing an expected $60 million to complete.

Details on how much the building was sold for and what the purpose of the building will be in the future are currently unknown.

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