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Kenosha Best Western hotel sold for $6 million

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Cara Spoto
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The Best Western Executive Inn at 7220 122nd Ave. in Kenosha has been sold to an Illinois businessman for $6 million. (Photo courtesy of Best Western)

The Best Western Executive Inn hotel at 7220 122nd Ave. in Kenosha has been sold to an Illinois businessman for $6 million, according to state records. Located near the intersection of Interstate 41 and Highway 50, the hotel is located in a busy commercial area that includes other hotels and several chain restaurants and stores.

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Cara Spoto
Cara Spoto, former BizTimes Milwaukee reporter.

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The Best Western Executive Inn hotel at 7220 122nd Ave. in Kenosha has been sold to an Illinois businessman for $6 million, according to state records. Located near the intersection of Interstate 41 and Highway 50, the hotel is located in a busy commercial area that includes other hotels and several chain restaurants and stores. It was purchased by a limited liability company affiliated with Rajendrabhai Patel, who lives in the Chicago suburb of Tinley Park. It was sold by Kenosha-based Rachina Enterprises, Inc.

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