
Owner Rana Hamadani spent around $1 million to acquire and outfit the new space, which adds to her other location in Midlothian.
Owner Rana Hamadani spent around $1 million to acquire and outfit the new space, which adds to her other location in Midlothian.
The project would appear to be a relocated and enlarged version of the outpatient surgery center and office facility that VCU Health once planned as an anchor to the nearby Courthouse Landing development.
Two years after launching a youth soccer club, the Chesterfield sports facility is now in the midst of securing county approvals needed to build fields to support the new program.
The embattled company said negotiations over the legal disputes related to an expansion project at its Chesterfield plant would be key to its future, and the company intends to complete the expansion.
VCU is currently anticipating a budget shortfall of $16.2 million in FY26, and said it was weighing a variety of strategies to close the gap.
A self-described night owl, Cosmic Cookies owner Jacob Wagner wants to inject some added bustle into the city’s nightlife, which he feels has ebbed since the pandemic.
“We’ve done a lot of work over the last two years, putting in infrastructure and building the lake,” developer Brett Burkhart said. “I would say we’re really happy with the success our first few tenants have had and that’s given us a lot of confidence in the project.”
Target would look to join Auto Zone, which already has a massive distribution center in the New Kent City Center development.
VCU is planning to renovate nearly 18,000 square feet of space in the Cary & Belvidere Residential College to make way for a new headquarters and event venue for its catering operations.
The group, which for four years ran a market series at The Diamond, has completely ended its operations following the shuttering of the mall space, founder Brian Sullivan said.
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