A regional bank’s Henrico IT center gets a $10 million upgrade, a Southside luxury car showroom and big box store get facelifts, and Hanover County reports a slew of residential construction.
Breaking Ground: Local building permits for 6.21.17
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Foreclosures: 6.19.17
Two properties are on the block for $400,000, and three houses on the same street in two counties share foreclosure status. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
New Business Licenses: 6.16.17
Henrico County has a new children’s dentistry practice, and Southside reports a martial arts school. New business name of the week: Pity Party Club.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 6.15.17
The CEO of a local REIT purchases shares and a local bank answers employees’ questions about severance related to its pending acquisition in this week’s roundup.
The Docket: Local court roundup for 6.15.17
In this week’s legal filings, a wheelchair-bound plaintiff says an e-cigarette caused serious burns and seeks $900,000 in damages. To read the full list, become a BizSense Pro member.
The R&D Dept.: Local patents for 6.14.17
A web of nanofibers, compostable paperboard, an intracranial implantation method and a child carseat are some of the patents issued on this week’s list.
Foreclosures: 6.12.17
A foundation’s property is on the block in Henrico County, and Southside’s Five Forks Village listed the highest-priced site. For all the data, become a BizSense Pro member.
The DeedBook: Local property transfers for 6.9.17
A shopping center on Midlothian Turnpike sold for $9 million in Southside, and a Richmond apartment building sold for over $10 million. For the list of transactions, become a BizSense Pro member.
New Business Licenses: 6.9.17
Henrico County reports new tax, accounting and psychiatric services, and a Southside firm is cashing in on the fidget craze. To get all of this week’s licenses, become a BizSense Pro member.
The Docket: Local court roundup for 6.8.17
A pathologist says he was promised a lab contract and sues for $3 million, and a plaintiff claims damages of $250,000 for subcontract work on an assisted-living facility.