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After years of failed deals, vacant Phoenix hospital building sells for $14M

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PHOENIX — A Phoenix hospital building that has been sitting vacant for the past several years has been sold for $14 million — after the seller had bought it for $8.45 million three years ago.

Two entities tracing to Cindy Brown, a nurse practitioner with Phoenix-based CareLock LLC, bought the property from Indianola Acquisition LLC, led by managing partner Dan Brandt.

"They have a business that does treatment for people who are addicts," Brandt said.

The 73,196-square-foot structure sitting on 1.88 acres of land south of the southeast corner of Central Avenue and Indian School Road was built in 1982, according to Tempe-based Vizzda.

Read more of this story from the Business Journal.