One South Commercial reports the following deal: Cedar Grove Partners V LLC purchased the Hawthorne Hall Apartments at 3505 Chamberlayne Ave. in Richmond for $5.1 million. Tom Rosman, Jerry Ford, Justin Sledd and Ryan Rilee brokered the deal on behalf of both parties. Sperity Real Estate Ventures reports the following deals: Friends of Jennifer McClellan… Read more »
A new martial arts school and vet are on the list for Southside. Henrico County has a new law firm, health and wellness business and more. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
A guardian says a bank refuses to release $140,000 in funds for her incapacitated son, and several big-dollar medical suits top The Docket this week. See all the cases with BizSense Pro.
A soon-to-retire local CEO cashes out on a big pile of stock options, a local company splits its stock, new compensation terms for a couple executives and a slate of new hires in the upper ranks at a Midlothian bank.
Converting a single baby stroller into a double stroller, modified delivery of naloxone and a security process for transactions are just a few of this week’s patents.
Richmond has the highest-priced property on the list this week with a $811,000 home in Tuckahoe Terrace on the block. Henrico County has two homes over $500,000. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer reports the following deals: HS Engineering & Construction LLC purchased 3900 Monument Ave. for $605,000. Reilly Marchant represented the seller. IQ Business Group leased 1,874 square feet at 4701 Cox Road. Anthony Rotunda handled the lease negotiations. Colliers International reports the following deals: Simon Antonio Corpeno-Orantes purchased 2650 Hull St…. Read more »
This week’s property transfers include apartment buildings in Richmond, an office park in Henrico County and a lumber company in Chesterfield County. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
A new diner, surf/turf and Asian restaurants on the list this week for Henrico County. Also, a metaphyscial book shop opens in Lakeside, and Chesterfield reports two new 7-Elevens and a cellular shop, to name a few.
Christmas came early this year for a group of local bank directors in the form of a stock retainer. Plus, Genworth’s CEO meets the press and a WestRock executive exercises stock options.
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