After getting approval from Ashland but denied by Hanover for a data center campus that would straddle the town-and-county line, the project’s developer is back with a tweaked proposal.
Richmond Aesthetic Surgery hopes to break ground this spring on a 33,000-square-foot medical office building at Cosby Village Square in western Chesterfield
Sauer Properties recently filed plans to build a pair of four-story apartment buildings with more than 200 units on the grounds of the Festival at Midlothian retail complex at 9700 Midlothian Turnpike.
VCU Health said the new 38-bed liver unit is geared toward providing pre- and post-operative care for patients who are receiving liver transplants and comes in response to a nationwide trend of increased liver disease.
It cost $5 million to outfit the 42,000-square-foot venue with trampolines, rock climbing, obstacle courses, bumper cars and laser tag. The franchisees are already eyeing Midlothian for their next location.
A spokeswoman said the move comes as part of a company restructuring and the facility’s closure would eliminate more than 70 jobs.
A group led by Powhatan Ice Den owner and local hockey booster Fred Festa will begin construction in the coming days on an 89,000-square-foot facility at 2300 Genito Place, near The Lake in Chesterfield.
Fredericksburg-based bakery Kickshaws has chosen Richmond’s Northside for its second location, where it will fill out the last of the available commercial space in the revived theater building.
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.
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