West End Center Closes in $19 Million Deal
- emmastuart58
- 6 hours ago
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The West End Center in Winston-Salem has officially sold in one of the Triad’s most notable commercial real estate transactions this February.
Black Mountain Energy Storage acquired the two-building property for $19.05 million. The campus totals approximately 437,000 square feet and was previously occupied by Wells Fargo, which vacated the space last year.
Headquartered in Austin, Black Mountain Energy Storage develops and operates battery energy storage systems (BESS). The large-scale infrastructure is designed to store electricity in industrial battery installations. Battery storage is one of the fastest-growing segments of the electric power sector, playing a critical role in grid reliability, renewable energy integration, and long-term energy resilience.
CRA Managing Partner John Reece proudly represented the seller in this transaction, delivering strong results through strategic guidance and market expertise.
This sale underscores continued investor confidence in the Winston-Salem market and highlights the Triad region’s growing appeal to innovative energy and infrastructure companies.
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