After driving past the former ARC Printing building on North Boulevard, franchisee David Duke decided to make the leap into the city’s most sought-after neighborhood.
‘It’s not a bubble’: Sandwich shop heads for Scott’s Addition
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]
Developers sue VSU over Petersburg office lease
An office deal gone sour has resulted in a group of developers taking the local university to court over seven figures’ worth of alleged back rent.
Scott’s Addition site sells for $2.7M; redevelopment in the works
Two members of Richmond’s new generation of developers have closed on their latest deal.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 1.5.18
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer reports the following deals: BGC Land LLC purchased 7048 Forest Hill Ave. in Richmond for $950,000. James Ashby IV represented the buyer. Virginia Family Dentistry purchased 7300 Market Place Drive in New Kent County for $275,000. Pete Waldbauer and Jason Guillot represented the buyer, and Pam Strieffler represented the seller. Virginia… Read more »
New York investors bag Chesterfield retail center for $12M
Another out-of-town investor has snapped up a large shopping center in the Chesterfield suburbs.
Drawn by JMU alums, Jack Brown’s owners plan second Richmond eatery
Mike Sabin and Aaron Ludwig are planning a Shockoe Bottom location for their other restaurant brand – Billy Jack’s Shack.
Monument Cos. ends year with Fan, downtown acquisitions
The busy development company snatched up an aging medical office building in the Fan and the recently vacated downtown home of a local ad agency.
Brookland Park adds some Manchester scrap
By way of Southside, a retail shop is adding to the continued interest in Brookland Park Boulevard.
Check, please: RVA restaurant recap for 2017
For Richmond’s dining scene, 2017 was a year of continued expansion across the region at the hands of local and out-of-town players.
Groundbreaking: Commercial real estate year in review
From big industrial deals to continued interest in 2017, both local and out-of-players made waves in the region.