The developers have the green light from Henrico County to begin construction on 180,000 square feet of new space.
Rocketts Landing shifts into a higher gear
David Larter
Heard but not heeded
Residents’ complaints notwithstanding, the Henrico County Planning Commission unanimously approved plans for a 90,000-square-foot Walmart at the Reynolds Crossing development.
A multifamily phoenix
A 1960s office building that’s been vacant since it caught fire in 2011 is trying to rise from the ashes, reborn for a new purpose.
Poll results you can raise a pint to
Mekong, a nondescript Vietnamese restaurant on West Broad Street, was named the best beer bar in the United States by voters on CraftBeer.com.
Raising capital can be easy as pie
A Church Hill bakery startup recently surpassed its goal of raising $15,000 from a crowd-funding website.
Sticking his neck out
A finance executive is putting his money and more into a startup designed to help heal the Chesapeake Bay and create a high-end food product.
Will Richmond run to Dunkin’?
The national doughnut chain’s new Carytown location is its first store in the city limits.
Monday Q&A: School spirit by the square foot
Robert Taylor is about as VCU as it gets, and he’s leading the effort to prepare for the ever-growing annual VCU Real Estate Conference.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for 9.21.12
A packed Pipeline this week as a donut shop takes space in Carytown, an investment firm moves into Innsbrook, and a stroller manufacturer takes 20,000 square feet.
Baja Bean’s Barbaro moment
“One moment I’m leading the pack, then the next I break my leg and they shoot me,” says the managing partner at the dive bar expected to have to relocate next year.