After nearly 30 years of lunches, brunches and dinner, a long-time Fan restaurateur is preparing to bow out of the city’s food scene with the sale of his establishment.
Strawberry Street Cafe hits market for $1.4M
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]
Vacant Stuzzi restaurant space lands new operator
The family behind a Brandermill-area Italian joint is branching out into the city and picking up where a recently shuttered restaurant near Carytown left off.
$32M project to bring hundreds of apartments near VUU
An old Northside postal warehouse soon could make way for more than 200 apartments on Brook Road.
Hokie-country pizza joint finds a home in the Fan
A Blacksburg-based pizzeria’s years-long search for a slice of the Richmond market is finally coming to fruition.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 9.21.18
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer reports the following deals: 4201 Park Place Court LLC purchased 4201 Park Place Court in Henrico for $1.4 million. Dean Meyer and Evan Magrill represented the seller. Lee Johnson purchased 7305 Brook Road in Henrico for $740,000. Isaac DeRegibus represented the buyer. First Watch leased 6,300 square feet at 11721… Read more »
Taste readies for Westhampton launch
A Hampton Roads-based restaurant known for its sandwiches and salads is preparing to roll out its first Richmond location next month.
Hilds list half of their Manchester holdings for sale
As their bid to add historic designation to more Manchester-area properties remains undecided, a local development duo that has amassed nearly 30 properties there is looking to unload a chunk of its portfolio.
Tech firm jumps from the Bottom to Scott’s Addition
In a move that will double the size of its Richmond office, a French tech company is moving out of Shockoe Bottom.
Goochland getting in on axe-throwing trend
With axes as one of their tools of choice, a group of four friends are looking to enhance entertainment options west of Short Pump.
Soon-to-open restaurant swaps spots in Church Hill
A construction-related change of plans has led a local couple to relocate their forthcoming Church Hill restaurant elsewhere in the neighborhood, while allowing them to ponder another concept at the original location.