The owner behind a longtime bar and restaurant in the Fan is hitching his entrepreneurial to a new-to-the-market franchise doubling down on Chesterfield.
Fan restaurateur cooks up second burger joint in Chesterfield
J. Elias O'Neal
J. Elias O’Neal is a former Richmond BizSense reporter and a current resident of Manchester. He volunteers with several Southside organizations including Southside ReLeaf and the Afro-Latino Coalition. He can be reached at Jamaal.oneal@gmail.com
Developer interest in surface parking lots picking up steam downtown
Another surface parking lot in the Monroe Ward section of downtown has caught the eye of developers.
Bocata Latin Grill expands across river, adding Henrico location
A restaurant rooted in Venezuelan flavor is jumping into an Innsbrook-area storefront where a grilled cheese joint recently fizzled out.
$100M Manakin Towne mixed-use development planned for Goochland
A local developer is aiming to build Goochland County’s first mixed-use project in Manakin-Sabot.
Hild looks to rezone Siegel’s Supermarket assemblage
One of the biggest landlords on the city’s Southside is taking another step toward positioning a grouping of its properties – including the former Siegel’s Supermarket site – for potential redevelopment.
Developer plans “Fulton Yard” project on CSX property near Rocketts Landing
Wilmington, N.C.-based Zimmer Development Co. unveiled plans this week for a mix of 535 apartments, and 106,000 square feet of retail and office space, on about 20 acres at the Richmond and Henrico County line.
Eagle eyes Monroe Ward for infill development
A local development firm is looking to dig its talons into a downtown parking lot for its latest townhome project.
Miniburger chain grabbing seconds in Southside
Already planning to roll into Henrico, a West Coast burger chain is preparing to add more heat to a Chesterfield retail center under development.
CSX-owned land near Rocketts under contract to developer
The North Carolina-based firm is known for its mixed-use projects with tenants such as Publix, Starbucks and Pottery Barn.
Sauer eyes new office building, 800-space parking deck near Whole Foods
In a plan stamped by the city as a “priority economic development project,” the real estate arm of a local spice dynasty has something big in mind for the next phase of its Whole Foods-anchored development along West Broad Street.
