The Washington, D.C. developer has added to its Richmond holdings with its second acquisition in the city this year.
Douglas Development snags another slice of Jackson Ward
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]
Garnett’s Café to open new location at the Valentine
A local restaurateur has cooked up a second helping of one of her popular brands inside a local museum.
Well-funded startup heads for the canal
A local healthcare services firm is going big downtown by relocating its headquarters to a building that recently hit the market, while also consolidating several sites around Richmond.
Local development firm buys into Carytown
Developers are planning a $5.5 million conversion of a former assisted-living facility into dozens of apartments.
Shockoe eatery doubles down in Brookland Park
The American-style restaurant’s arrival is the latest sign of continued interest in the neighborhood from developers and local business owners, some of whom have dubbed it the next Church Hill.
Fast casual chain inks third Richmond-area location
With a location in VCU already open and one in the works in Short Pump, a D.C.-based Mediterranean restaurant brand is headed for Midlothian.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 3.17.17
A church in Chesterfield, a Lidl in Henrico, and several restaurants in Richmond lead this week’s CRE roundup.
Local brewery becomes its own landlord, preps for expansion
Looking to make Scott’s Addition its forever home, a popular watering hole now owns its own outpost.
Chris Tsui, realty firm sign on at Cary Street Station
Along with ample food, drink and networking, attendees at the latest installment of Richmond BizSense’s Hard Hat Happy Hours were treated to some breaking news Wednesday evening.
Developer adds tenants at former Fairfield Commons; mulls options for Azalea Mall site
The first new tenants have opened at a revamped mall site in eastern Henrico, while the long-dormant Azalea property is being eyed for redevelopment.