For the latest addition to its growing portfolio, a local development firm has acquired another property in one of the city’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
Spy Rock grabs Scott’s Addition warehouse; commercial conversion planned
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
Manufacturer buys into Manchester at $3M
A longtime family-run manufacturing operation is gearing up for an expansion in south Richmond.
Espresso and milkshake shop headed to Tuckahoe Shopping Center
A West End shopping center has found its sweet spot.
Brandermill-area apartment complex fetches $60M
The Chesterfield apartment hot streak continues into 2019, as yet another multifamily complex has been snatched up in an eight-figure deal.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 2.8.19
Commonwealth Commercial Partners report the following deal: Caldwell Park Partners purchased about 48 acres near New Ashcake Road and Route 301 in Hanover County for about $3.8 million. Sam Worley and Bill Barnett represented the seller. Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer Capital Markets Group reports the following deal: BVA Pocono Crossing LLC purchased the Pocono… Read more »
Thalhimer snags downtown apartment towers for $23.5M, eyes surface lot redevelopment
In one of its priciest Richmond property grabs to date, a local development firm is betting big on Monroe Ward.
Wegmans-anchored West Broad Marketplace lands new big-box retailer
With the last of its retail buildings set to rise in the coming months, one of Short Pump’s newer shopping center developments has scored a sizable new tenant.
165-unit senior living facility underway in Short Pump
An apartment builder looking to beef up its holdings in metro Richmond is breaking ground on its next local project.
Developers grab former Muse Buick site for $3M
Two prominent local development groups have secured the site for their first project in Manchester.
80-year-old river country seafood joint up for grabs
The namesake family behind one of Tappahannock’s longest-running restaurants is ready to pass the torch. “It’s never easy because we’ve all grown up with this restaurant, and have watched it change and the town change with it,” one family member said.
