A healthcare technology company leases nearly 30,000 square feet on West Broad Street and a Maryland-based real estate company buys a 19,000-square-foot office space for more than $1 million in Chesterfield County. Plus dozens of other deals.
Defense and prosecuting attorneys have agreed that incarcerated developer Billy Jefferson’s 29 local properties should be kept from going to foreclosure auction next week.
A hotel near the Altria and Genworth headquarters sold last week for $2.2 million to a hotelier with another property about a mile up the road.
The Libbie Mill mixed-use project has filled its first office space with the addition of a health nonprofit. The development’s grocery store anchor is set to open next week.
The developer has submitted plans for 150 new townhomes near Innsbrook, a potential first step in the push to urbanize the office park area.
A local developer has again turned to a private equity firm to help finance progress on its 1,500 home community in Chesterfield County.
A development company bought a Brook Road motel last week for $2 million. The motel will be demolished to make way for a Walmart Neighborhood Market grocery store.
An assisted living complex in Chesterfield will bring homes, a movie theater, and services to residents with Alzheimer’s and dementia. It’s being built as part of the CenterPointe development.
A Fan restaurant property is sold. A church buys a new building. Plus leases in Innsbrook, on Boulevard and more warehouse space filling up.
A former Altria employee is driving his niche rental car business with a collection of high-end vehicles.
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