A local café chain has closed its eastern-most outpost after less than three years in business.
Urban Farmhouse closes Rocketts Landing location
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
Manchester project adding office to the mix
The run on Manchester real estate has brought new development opportunities ready to enter new territory.
New local CBRE office poaches foursome from Harrison & Bates
A California-based commercial real estate firm continues to rebuild its Richmond ranks, as it has picked up a band of brokers from a local competitor.
Jamaica House moving out of VCU-owned building, buys new home up the street
A longtime staple in the VCU dining scene is moving out of the neighborhood and east to downtown.
Retail developer grabs shuttered 7-Eleven site
A Texas-based development firm that typically builds from scratch for tenants such as Starbucks and Chipotle is back for thirds in Richmond, after rounding up two local bank branch properties last year.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 2.22.19
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer reports the following deals: 6724 Patterson Avenue LLC purchased 6724 Patterson Ave. in Henrico County for $700,000. Amy J. Broderick and Gregg Beck represented the seller, and Bruce Bigger represented buyer. Jam One Realty LLC purchased 416 W. Broad St. in Richmond for $515,000. Annie O’Connor represented the buyer. Risk… Read more »
Rezoning sought for new ABC HQ
Plans to relocate a state agency’s headquarters from the city to the suburbs appear to be moving forward, which could free up real estate eyed for a new baseball stadium.
120-unit ‘stacked’ condo project in the works near Brandermill
One of the area’s busiest homebuilders is looking to beef up a planned Chesterfield townhome development by adding condos.
Justin French wins early release, will be out of prison next year
Eight years into his 16-year federal prison sentence for a multimillion-dollar historic tax credit scheme, a notorious Richmond real estate developer is getting a reprieve.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 2.15.19
Have Site Will Travel reports the following deal: Goochland Convention Center LLC purchased 1700 Cardwell Road in Goochland County for $630,000. John Jay Schwartz completed the transaction. Harrison & Bates Inc. reports the following deals: EVR – Flat Rock LLC purchased Lot 1C, Route 60 Business Park, Section 3 on Anderson Highway in Powhatan County… Read more »
