The Fund to Move the Monuments has formally ended its fundraising efforts, which were to help cover what Mayor Levar Stoney’s administration spent to remove the divisive city-owned monuments this summer.
The West End mall is trying to bounce back with family-friendly attractions in former Macy’s buildings.
Wildcraft Focaccia Co. will open along a stretch of Hull Street that has seen a streak of redevelopment and new tenants in recent years.
“I didn’t want to leave, but this move was a decision made to survive,” said Rosewood Clothing Co. owner Ashley Carruthers.
When prescription orders dried up, Hope Pharmacy started leaving door hangars in the neighborhood to attract new customers.
The Richmond-based chain of surgery centers opened a 5,800-square-foot facility at 1630 Wilkes Ridge Pkwy Suite 100 to provide services like X-rays, CT scans and MRIs.
The Smokey Mug was created as a coffee shop-restaurant combo designed to adapt to the pandemic.
The Virginia Beach-based East Coast Appliance chain paid $2.5 million for the former Salvation Army thrift store building to locate its first Richmond-area store.
“This feels like the next chapter, the next iteration, of our story,” Flourish Spaces founder Stevie McFadden said. “The pandemic has made a lot of us think differently about what we do.”
3001 W. Cary St. sold for $1.1 million on Aug. 18 and 3424 W. Cary St. sold for $400,000 the day before.
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