“This part of Chesterfield is underrepresented when it comes to hotels,” CEO Ravi Patel said of the $35 million project, which adds to others that are expanding the company’s local presence.
The greater Richmond region will soon be down to just two Macy’s stores as its location in Colonial Heights is on the chopping block along with dozens of others nationwide.
The new location in the Cosby Village Square development will Firebirds’ third restaurant in the Richmond region.
Richmond-based Keya Snacks this week is unveiling a new Black Salt variety of its bagged chips as well as the introduction of a newly repackaged and tweaked Bombay Spice flavor, which the company has sold for several years.
REI Hub, which was the third fastest-growing company in the region last year, is now part of TurboTenant and its customer base of 700,000 landlords nationwide.
The news of Whole Foods signing on as an anchor tenant follows developer SJC Ventures’ $16 million acquisition of the 13-acre project site at the corner of Midlothian Turnpike and Alverser Drive.
The proposed 50-room facility comes as a successor to the RMHC’s previous plans for a 60-room facility in the now-abandoned plans by VCU Health to redevelop the site of the former Public Safety Building.
The yearslong transformation of Regency continues, with hundreds more apartments underway and a change in plans for what was supposed to be a new food hall at the ever-evolving Henrico mall.
Local nonprofits such as Virginia Repertory Theatre and Henricus Historical Park spent 2024 dealing with money troubles, while others like VPM, Feed More and Lewis Ginter were in various phases of major expansions.
Food-related businesses fueled much of the local startup scene this year, while several young companies raked in sizable capital raises for their next phases of growth.
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