Parthenocissus quinquefolia, aka Virginia Creeper. Many birds and animals will eat the berries. The berries are poisonous to humans, while the leaves are not.

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It might not be invasive but it sure is hard to get rid of. I've been pulling it up for 6 years and it shows no signs of slowing. It spreads via rhizome, and unless you get the entire thing out in one go, any remaining root will become a new plant. Any part of the vine that touches the ground will form new roots there. Before you plant it, check out the old building where you admired it. It's possible that there is concrete or some kind of barrier that prevents the rhizomes from spreading.

For what it's worth, this plant also causes some skin irritation for me, like a mild poison ivy reaction. I'm not allergic to poison ivy, though. Go figure.

I don't know why it hasn't spread. I had some on one corner of the back fence and it spread clear to the other corner ( a good 50 feet) and shot runners out from there.

We had some of this around our house. I pulled it out every year with impunity for 12 years, with my bare hands. No problems. The next year, I pulled it out as usual. And had the worst allergic reaction of my life. I've never even been allergic to poison ivy! After a few rounds of Roundup Poison Ivy killer (which only worked sporadically), I put rock salt on it. Worked like a charm. I haven't had anymore pop up since then (knock on wood).