A former city-owned plot that was used in a land swap to lure Stone Brewing to Richmond has been sold to a Pennsylvania developer that’s mulling options for the site.
Jackson Ward lot fetches $2M
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]
Urban Farmhouse closes VCU outpost
The once-fast-growing Richmond-based coffeehouse is closing yet another location.
Flyin’ Pig, Asado owners to open third eatery in Midlothian
“We’ve designed a bar that is going to be surrounded by TVs so it will give a stadium effect,” owner Kevin McGrath said. “Our motto here is, ‘Every day is game day.'”
Developers continue E. Broad buying spree
More notable property transfers are mounting in a recently sought-after stretch of downtown, but brokers and developers behind many of the latest deals remain quiet about their plans.
Richmond real estate firm sells Florida tower for $53M
After a recent acquisition streak, a well-known local real estate firm has sold off one of its holdings in the Sunshine State.
The Pipeline: CRE deals for 12.2.16
Divaris Real Estate | Richmond reports the following deals: Epic Healthcare leased 8,844 square feet at 9325 Midlothian Turnpike in Richmond. Steven Lindsay and John Madures represented both the tenant and the landlord. Materials Software Systems leased 967 square feet in Fountain Park at 9327 Midlothian Turnpike. Steven Lindsay and John Madures represented the landlord. Tom Pearson Insurance… Read more »
Chesterfield shopping center bagged for $12M
A Northern Virginia real estate firm came to Richmond for some early Christmas shopping this month.
Grace Street eatery swaps Italian for Mexican
The owners of a downtown restaurant have scrapped their concept after nine months and gone back to a model they know well.
Lingerfelt-led West Creek building to expand
The Medarva Healthcare-anchored office building in Goochland is filling up – and getting bigger.
Rappahannock Oyster Co. headed for Norfolk
The well-known Richmond restaurant has plans to try out a new waterfront setting in Hampton Roads.