Wegmans’ planned distribution facility in Hanover goes before the county planning board, city planners review a Hardywood-centered mixed-use project and 12-story tower near VCU, and budget season gets underway with several spending plans rolled out.
Petersburg heads this week’s list with a $100 million purchase by Bon Secours Mercy. A Richmond development sells several properties in Manchester. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
An Henrico apartment complex heads the list this with its $28 million sale. The top lease is a retail furniture store in Chesterfield.
Earnings season continues with Brink’s, Dominion and Genworth clocking in, the latter of which is still trying to figure out how to close its deal with China Oceanwide.
A client says she was sexually assaulted during a massage and seeks $20 million in compensation. A former CFO claims $1.5 million in damages, alleging he was terminated because he refused to participate in illegal activity.
This week’s patents include a fiber optic patching system and a cryptographic authentication of contactless cards, among others. For more, become a BizPro member.
A record number of Brandcenter alums play ball on this year’s Super Bowl ads, VCU Health works with a Nashville-based agency on a campaign for Children’s Hospital of Richmond, and an area university enlists a local shop for social media marketing.
Several attorneys are named partners. A construction company names a new CEO. New faces in law, real estate, marketing and more.
This week Chesterfield and Henrico have the top five highest-priced properties. The list also includes homes in Hanover, Powhatan, and Goochland. BizSense Pro members have full access every week.
Key votes before City Council on Monday could decide the fate of the proposed Navy Hill project, the city’s short-term home rental rules face a deciding vote and Hanover presents next fiscal year’s proposed budget.
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