Anchored by a steakhouse restaurant chain that already has several locations in the region, a new retail development is in the works in Chesterfield County.
Steakhouse chain building from scratch near Brandermill
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]
Alabama firm eyes 300 apartments in Chesterfield
A recent wave of new apartments in Chesterfield County continues to push farther west, as a new-to-market multifamily developer is looking to get in on the action.
Thalhimer drops $15M for Southern States HQ
On the heels of two acquisitions along the fringes of Scott’s Addition, a local development firm is taking its buying spree into Henrico.
Former Bertucci’s space in Short Pump snatched up by First Watch
First Watch is set to take over the 6,300-square-foot former Bertucci’s location in the Shoppes at Westgate at 11721 W. Broad St.
Jackson Ward investor makes move across the river
For 11 years, Michael Ng has helped drive new restaurant and real estate investment on a particular block of Jackson Ward.
Developer readies revamp of former DGIF campus on Broad St.
After letting a 5-acre former state agency headquarters sit idle along West Broad Street for more than two years, a Virginia Beach developer is jumpstarting its plan for a mix of apartments and commercial space on the site.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 9.7.18
One South Commercial reports the following deals: Buzzard Properties LLC purchased 700 and 706 N. 2nd St.; and 110 E. Jackson St. in Richmond for $1.4 million. Tom Rosman and Lory Markham represented the seller. Ann Schweitzer Riley represented the buyer. Kyle A Profilet purchased 3336 Stuart Ave. in Richmond for $681,500. Tom Rosman, Justin… Read more »
Starbucks eyes new spot on Forest Hill Ave.
A vacant Southside bank branch will likely soon have a date with the wrecking ball, as a national coffee chain that already has two locations across the street looks to move in.
Manchester apartment rehab nets $14M
Mercer Street Partners last week acquired the Hopper Lofts, a 139-unit apartment complex at 700 Everett St. in Manchester, for $14.3 million.
Libbie Mill lands another restaurant
A Hanover restaurateur is going for thirds, this time in Henrico.