Wednesday, July 6, 2022

Warwick Village Apartments In Newport News Sells For $21 Million

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NEWPORT NEWS-An apartment complex along Warwick Boulevard in Newport News recently sold for $21 million.

The sale was reported April 10. Mid Atlantic Commercial shared news of the closing of the sale of Warwick Village Apartments, which is located at the intersection of Warwick Boulevard and Nelson Drive, in a press release.

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