This week, regional brokers recorded nine deals for a solid $24.8 million in sales. A total of eight lease transactions accounted for nearly 31,000 square feet of retail, office and industrial space filled across the region.
A New York-based real estate firm is closing out 2018 with a big buy in the Richmond market.
Two local developers known for height are sticking to the surface with their latest project near Shockoe Bottom.
A Utah-based juice bar franchise is blending into a Henrico development with its first East Coast operation.
Barely a year since opening to tenants such as Starbucks and Noodles & Company, a shopping center along West Broad Street has changed hands.
The duo behind a local vegan food truck has planted roots in a Chesterfield shopping center.
The closure of a Henrico County sports bar is opening the door for a pair of first-time restaurateurs to roll out a new-to-market pizza franchise.
It’s out with the old and in with the new for a condemned building along one of the city’s prime commercial corridors.
Looking to feed its cult-like following, a restaurant group birthed in Dukes territory is doubling down with its second location and concept in Richmond.
Regional brokers recorded $15 million, including the long-anticipated sale of the former Quality Inn & Suites hotel in Scott’s Addition. 14 lease transactions accounted for nearly 68,000 square feet of retail, office and industrial space filled across the region.
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