Eberhard Pond, which includes a 7,300-square-foot house and the namesake pond, is one of the pricier residential listings to hit the local real estate market so far this year.
Jonathan Spiers
Martin Agency plans rooftop addition to downtown headquarters
A 3,000-square-foot space would be stacked atop the bridge-like structure connecting the two main buildings that make up the Richmond ad giant’s complex at 106 Shockoe Slip.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 5.31.22
A Richmond tourism group releases new ads, a fitness chain makes a local shop its lead agency, and an ad for a local child advocacy nonprofit wins an award.
Draper Aden acquisition brings engineering giant further into Richmond
The 50-year-old local firm is now part of TRC Cos., a Connecticut-based engineering and construction management firm with 150 offices.
10-home infill project, mixed-use building planned for Carrington Street
Amanda Seibert’s Nest Builders has started construction on the first of the new homes on an edge of Union Hill, and Bryan Traylor’s Unlimited Renovations has secured approval to put up a three-story building.
Multiple planning efforts and projects aiming to reconnect Jackson Ward
Work on a community plan for the neighborhood is coinciding with a related study that’s weighing options for improving connections across Interstate 64-95.
Modernization of former Imperial Plaza complex continues a year after sale
Renovations to the wound-down assisted living wing remain underway, though the largest capital improvement planned for the senior living complex has yet to break ground.
Downtime: HHHunt’s Dan Schmitt rides coast to coast
The recently retired executive embarks this weekend on a solo 4,500-mile “bikepacking” adventure to raise awareness and funds for a Richmond nonprofit.
Latest homebuilder rankings provide peek into regional housing market
The area’s three biggest builders maintained their grip on the annual rankings’ top spots, though a closer look at the numbers shows some changes going on.
Bowler apartments upgrade includes deal for new homes behind The Roosevelt
Seven of the homes would be market-rate and front M Street on the property’s north side, while the two remaining homes would front 26th Street and would be sold as lower-income units.