A local health food brand is juicing up the James Center.
James Center Atrium adds some juice
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 [email protected]
Williams Bridge Co. complex sells for $7M
A sprawling industrial complex on the city’s Southside once eyed for mixed-use redevelopment appears headed for industrial use after a multimillion-dollar sale.
Former Hull St. hardware store getting the mixed-use treatment
Two seasoned Richmond developers are teaming up to tackle the latest rehab along the main drag of Old Town Manchester.
Don’t Look Back opens Southside outpost
Fresh off opening a Scott’s Addition location, a local taco shop chain is up and running with its first spot on the Southside.
Ohio firm has Manchester land under contract
A recently rezoned tract near the Lee Bridge has lured an out-of-town developer for its first project in Virginia.
Grace St. eatery branching out to GreenGate
Picking up where a taco shop chain deal fell through, one of Richmond’s fastest-growing restaurant groups is grabbing another helping in Short Pump.
Former Muse Buick site slated for mixed-use overhaul
A group of seasoned city developers are closing in on their first project in Manchester.
New mixed-use project in play in North Church Hill
Slow and steady is the name of the game for Daniil Kleyman’s latest deal in the East End neighborhood.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 11.16.18
S.L. Nusbaum Realty Co. | Richmond reports the following deals: Candela’s Pizzeria & Ristorante leased 3,200 square feet at 2003 W. Huguenot Road in Chesterfield. Bob Butcher represented the landlord. Yuen8 Inc. leased 2,724 square feet at 9000-B Quioccasin Road in Henrico. Elliot Warsof represented the landlord. Ms. Bee’s Juice Bar leased 960 square feet… Read more »
Buyers bag Broad St. bank branches for $6M
Two freestanding bank buildings along West Broad Street each fetched seven-figure sales prices in recent weeks.