Richmond joins its neighbors in entering the state’s Phase One reopening guidelines, Chesterfield launches a grant program for businesses and gives a controversial development project a thumbs-up, and Petersburg sets aside street space to help restaurants provide outdoor dining.
The sale of $950,000 warehouse/industrial site in Henrico is the top transaction.
Earnings reports roll in from two local REITs and a handful of insiders buying shares.
A flooring and cabinet company says a home builder owes $300,000. Property owners claim their settlement attorney failed to disclose a septic easement and want $85,000 in compensation. BizSense Pro members get full access.
Henrico reports more than $5 million in hospital upgrades, and Chesterfield continues to work on their public schools. Richmond includes permits for Carytown and Forest Hill. For the entire list of permits, become a BizSense Pro member.
Awards season ramps up with recognitions for several PR and ad shops, a Richmond artist takes part in a locally produced campaign for a national clothing retailer, and a pair of production studios assist with a mini-documentary tied to a homegrown public TV series.
Chesterfield dominates the list of homes for sale this week. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
A payroll firm announces a new vice president of human capital and chief financial officer. New faces in marketing, real estate and more.
Richmond has a 78,000 square foot warehouse lease. Over 12 acres in Henrico go for $480,000 as the top sale.
This week’s list includes a dog trainer and a mobile diner in Chesterfield. Henrico reports a burger restaurant and an investigative services firm.
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