
Two suburban Richmond apartment complexes have become entangled in the collapse of an Australian real estate company.
Two suburban Richmond apartment complexes have become entangled in the collapse of an Australian real estate company.
Louis Salomonsky has filed plans for a 42-apartment complex in Scott’s Addition and says his team is starting from scratch despite a previous development effort.
A Richmond developer is heading to a nearby college town for his next project.
Bow Tie Cinemas’ latest Richmond offering, a four-screen art house theater, opened last week, and the company is already planning a Movieland expansion.
BizSense catches up with some more of the many entrepreneurs we covered in 2012 to find out where they are now and what they’re planning for 2013.
Richmond’s commercial real estate scene was newsy in 2012, with no fewer than 30 new apartment deals and one developer’s continued buying spree.
The revolving door of the restaurant business swung fast and furious this year, with plenty of eateries opening and some shutting their doors.
Midlothian-based Rebkee has made another big buy, snapping up a shopping center in Mechanicsville.
Dominion’s $2 million donation gives it the naming rights for a prominent feature of the Landmark.
A special end-of-the-world edition of the commercial real estate deals around the Richmond area — Not that it really maters anymore.
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