Those operations will be branded as Colliers International | Virginia once folded into Colliers, as expected by January 2019.
Updated: Local CBRE affiliate to align with Colliers
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New office building underway near Libbie and Patterson
A former gas station site owned by a local dry cleaning family is getting a second life and adding new office space to the West End corridor.
UR readies new golf facility at Independence
The University of Richmond men’s and women’s golf teams soon will tee off from a newly built stronghold at their home course.
Local private equity firm aims for new $75M fund
Fresh off a new investment, a local private equity firm has begun to line up its second pool of cash, this time shooting for a fund nearly three times the size of its first one.
Former Union Bank CEO back in the game
Billy Beale has stepped back into a chief executive role – this time to help right the ship at a struggling Midlothian-based institution.
BizSense pushing into local government coverage
The numbers have shown that it was worth pursuing and we’re now ready to make it more of a regular thing.
Wells Fargo, BB&T lose ground in Richmond deposit battle
The big four still dominate the chase for deposit dollars in the region, but one locally-based player is nipping at their heels.
Accounting firm, several others dismissed from Thalhimer ESOP case
Several defendants, including one of Richmond’s biggest accounting firms, have shaken loose from a legal battle between Thalhimer and a scorned former employee. Meanwhile, the remaining defendants have begun to chip away at pieces of the lawsuit filed against the Henrico-based real estate firm’s top executives by Steven Brincefield, the company’s retired longtime head of… Read more »
Collegiate grad’s West Coast tech firm puts down roots in Richmond
Last year, when San Francisco-based StreetLight Data needed an east coast hub, founder and CEO Laura Schewel looked to the familiar territory of her home town. Now, after a year of having her employees here work in a coworking space on Broad Street and fresh off a $10 million capital raise, the Richmond native and… Read more »
Chesterfield resident pleads guilty in Ponzi scheme case
A local investment advisor now faces federal prison time after pleading guilty this week to bilking dozens of investors out of more than $6 million.