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Future move to new government center prompts potential sale of James City office buildings

RFP seeks help selling Palmer Complex off Ironbound Road. What will be done with Mounts Bay Rd. and Olde Towne Rd. remains to be seen

Williamsburg Independent editor George Arbogust talks about James City County seeking a real estate firms to market and sell the Palmer Complex, as part of the staff transition to a new $179 million Consolidated County Government Center opening in 2028.

The Palmer Complex includes three two-story buildings (5,000 square feet each) purchased in 2004 for $2.3 million. Two house county offices; one is leased to Virginia Department of Health for $96,000 annually. The county will lease back two buildings until 2028.

This sale is part of a broader divestment plan potentially including the Mounts Bay Road government center and Olde Towne Road Human Services building, estimated at $19.77 million combined. Proposals are due February 20, 2026.

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