Another chunk of what is becoming one of the fastest-growing intersections in South Richmond has been snatched up by an out-of-town developer.
Manchester site sells for $2M ahead of planned RiverHaus development
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]
Capital Ale House expanding into NoVA
The Richmond-based regional bar and restaurant chain is opening a new location – this time near George Mason University.
EAT Restaurant Partners bringing Hot Chick to Chesterfield
“There are several chains that are in the suburbs, and I think you’re seeing people look for something else to meet their dining needs,” Chris Tsui said. “That presents us with an opportunity.”
Plans filed for first apartments at Regency Square
The mixed-use conversion of Regency Square mall continues to move forward, with plans submitted for the redevelopment’s first residential component.
New medical office building planned near Scott’s Addition
As it pads its portfolio with a property purchase in Manchester, a local development group is preparing to move forward with a new office project near Scott’s Addition.
C-ville juice brand presses into Henrico
A new-to-market juice bar brand has blended into a West End-area shopping center.
Hotel beside mall sells for $9M in Midlothian
One of the first hotels to be developed in the area around Chesterfield Towne Center has been sold to an out-of-town investor.
Proposed West Creek concert series scrapped after hearing
A promoter of live music is pulling the plug on its plan to move a summer concert series from a Henrico office park to Goochland.
Arby’s on Broad to make way for Wawa
The gas station and convenience store giant would raze the longtime Arby’s restaurant, but would preserve the old cowboy hat sign that dates to the 1970s.
Organic Krush opens in Short Pump
A Long Island-based chain co-founded by a UR alum has chosen a Henrico shopping center for its first location south of the Mason-Dixon Line.