Richmond’s Economic Development Authority, an organization that is separate from the city, is being used to bypass some of the red tape involved in development of the Redskins property to get it up and running for next summer’s training camp.
President Bob Lindgren explains why Randolph-Macon College is investing millions to expand its enrollment and facilities.
Naming your shopping center “Best Buy Station” doesn’t work out so well when the anchor tenant – Best Buy – goes dark.
Plenty of retail and office leases all around town this week. Plus large spaces leased up near White Oak Village, Stony Point and Innsbrook.
Randolph-Macon College is shelling out big bucks to improve its 100-acre campus, and another major project is planned for next year.
One of the largest developable plots of land in Richmond is back on the market.
It will take more than a village to solve downtown Richmond’s retail conundrum, says one real estate analyst.
A new college building in Ashland. A permit for a $13 million job in the city. A new multi-family permit in Church Hill. And dozens of homes going up around the area. Get the jump on all the newest projects with BizSense Pro.
The city council voted 7-2 Monday night to approve the general framework of a deal to bring the Washington Redskins training camp to Richmond with significant financial investment by Bon Secours.
A local outdoor sports store has quintupled its square footage and seen a big boost in business.
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