It took only about a year for the empty lot of a former fast food joint on Hull Street to get snatched up.
Rebkee takes a bite out of Manchester
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
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 6.16.17
A $10 million apartment complex trades hands on East Broad Street, 200 acres are sold in Petersburg, and other retail, residential and office moves in this week’s roundup.
8-story hotel in the works near Innsbrook
A St. Louis-based hotel chain is eyeing its first location in the Richmond market — and its first in the state.
Church Hill apartments fetch $10M; Innsbrook office building sells at auction
A mixed-use development at the foot of Church Hill is now in the hands of a local real estate firm, while a mystery buyer scooped up a pair of offices for $6 million.
Wegmans-, Cabela’s-anchored Short Pump center sells for $74M
In the biggest Henrico County commercial property sale so far this year, a retail development has been snatched up by the real estate investment division of a major life insurance company.
ABC begins search for new HQ; could free up land for new stadium
The state agency is on the hunt for a half million square feet of real estate, potentially making its current home a site for a new baseball stadium.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 6.9.17
Thalhimer makes a $10 million buy, Lidl finds a spot in Chesterfield, and Henrico lands a wine consulting group and dance studio.
New office building proposed for former Interbake warehouse
A team of developers plans to construct one of Scott’s Addition’s largest new office developments in years, driven in part by the neighborhood’s growing number of residences, breweries, and food and retail options.
Sears leaving Regency Square; mall owner lays in wait
The closure would leave empty an important anchor property of the larger mall site, which is in the early stages of a reinvention by two local real estate firms.
VCU bags former Broad Street fast food joint for $2.8M
Six months after dropping millions on an old Chinese restaurant building, VCU’s appetite for real estate has led it to a pizza place up the street.
