Four large Richmond apartment properties are up sale as their owners look to strike while the market is hot.
Developers test market with 400-unit sale
Burl Rolett
The startup with the $50M plan
A year-old spinoff of a Richmond real estate investment firm is preparing for a big capital raise beginning this fall as it looks to take advantage of upcoming changes to federal regulations that will make it easier for small businesses to pitch investors and raise money.
Summer School: Jeff Cooke, Thalhimer
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer broker Jeff Cooke talks about the summer he spent on a construction site and moving up the ranks in real estate in the final piece of BizSense’s Summer School video series. And if anyone in BizSense Nation has some stories to share from their summer jobs growing up, tell your tale in the comments section.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for 8.29.14
A downtown tower lands two leases, a tech firm expands in Innsbrook and two companies lease 180,000 square feet on Technology Boulevard.
Firm jumping to another downtown tower
In a one-street leap, a commercial real estate company will up its space and get closer to a big client.
Downtown startup banking on healthcare at home
A local biotech firm with a big-name backer wants to push healthcare beyond the hospital. It’s working to expand the use of its service and to have it covered by insurance companies eventually Medicare.
Second big office deal sealed in the suburbs
A local landlord followed up a recent Innsbrook deal with another $20 million sale of four of its Wyndham-area office buildings.
Lingerfelt, Highwoods strike $20M deal
Two heavyweights of suburban office space closed a seven-building deal in Innsbrook last week.
Local breweries bring home the hardware
Richmond’s craft beer scene earned some statewide street cred over the weekend as eight local breweries combined for 10 medals at the annual Virginia Craft Brewers Cup.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for 8.22.14
A manufacturer leases 180,000 square feet near the airport, while an investment firm buys land in Hanover County and cell phone retailers taking space all over town. Plus tons more deals.