A long-time auto shop in the Devil’s Triangle is now in the hands of a local developer who has a long-term plan for condos on the site.
Museum District service station sold; high-end condos 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
Ay Caramba: Mexican restaurant taking over former Grace St. Cuban joint
A local food cart veteran has put down roots in a long dormant space along the Arts District’s Grace Street corridor.
New drive-thru Panera planned for Westchester Commons
A fast-casual restaurant chain with a heavy presence throughout metro Richmond has another location in the works in western Chesterfield County.
Forest City, Libbie Mill enlist outside help for leasing
A Cleveland-based real estate firm has farmed out management of some its Richmond-area holdings to local brokers after years of keeping it in-house, while a new set of brokers have been tapped to lease up a new mixed-use development in Henrico.
Downtown alley spat leaves hotel developer hunting for new site
An unresolved dispute over a downtown alleyway has forced a local developer to scrap his plans for a 10-story hotel near Shockoe Slip.
Year-old Manchester development sells for $5.5M
As they ready the next wave of construction at their Manchester Park development on the Southside, Charles Macfarlane and Ben Adamson have unloaded the project’s first phase barely a year after it was completed.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 8.24.18
40,000 square feet filled across 14 leases this week, highlighted by a new brewery in Chester, a country gift store in Hanover, a hypnotherapy office in Forest Hill and another new fitness tenant in GreenGate in Short Pump.
National construction company moving local office to Scott’s Addition
Another company is leaving the suburbs for Scott’s Addition, as a new development in the neighborhood has landed its third tenant.
Local developer part of group vying for medical cannabis license
Looking to take his business portfolio to new heights, a prominent Richmond real estate developer is getting behind an effort to bring one of the state’s first medical cannabis dispensaries to Richmond.
Hai Y’all ramen spot opens in Carytown
Where Best Friends Forever once dined, a new restaurant has risen.
