Two of the neighborhood’s most prolific developers are ready to move earth on a project they began plotting more than two years ago.
Miller, Gecker start next project in 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
Updated: Prospective tenant lined up for former Media General building
Some prime downtown office space is set to house a new user pending the close of Hourigan Development’s first local acquisition.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 4.28.17
A pair of 1-acre plots led property sales this week, in Hanover and Henrico counties, and Chesterfield lands several leases.
Lombardy St. retail strip swaps Asian eateries
After saying sayonara to its longtime Japanese steakhouse tenant, a VCU-area shopping center is ushering in another restaurant.
Mama J’s preps for another expansion
The Jackson Ward restaurant known for its southern comfort dishes is ready to grow again, as it expands into a two-story property next door.
Midlothian shopping center saved from foreclosure
A last-minute loan payoff from its Texas-based owner helped a Southside retail strip narrowly avoid the auction block earlier this month.
Sisters add eatery to Brookland Park development menu
Two sisters are returning to their old Northside stomping ground to let their food bridge the gap between the neighborhood’s past and its future.
Developer’s acquisition streak moves toward Church Hill
A busy local developer, partnered with a team of local investors, paid nearly $1 million for a site at the foot of the neighborhood on Broad Street.
Goodwin’s Riverstone brings James Center leasing in house
The new owner of the 1 million-square-foot complex has made a shift in the way it handles leasing in the trio of downtown office towers.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 4.21.17
A prime piece of Boulevard real estate trades for seven digits, a West Broad Street property goes for $3 million, and more in this week’s roundup.
