A massive apartment and townhome community has hit the market, 10 years after it was built as a part-condominium project.
450-unit rental development near Chester listed for sale
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Jonathan Spiers joined BizSense in early 2015 after a decade of reporting in Wilmington, N.C. Prior to that he was with the Henrico County Leader. The Virginia Tech graduate covers residential real estate, the advertising/marketing industry, public companies and other news. Reach him at [email protected] or (804) 308-2447.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 4.24.18
A driving safety nonprofit takes its sports-centric campaign to Virginia Tech with help from a local agency, and a Richmond-based photographer shoots a campaign for Starbucks in the latest roundup.
Local ‘Rehabbers’ builder winds down brand as debts, legal disputes pile up
Nearly a year since his public profile peaked, a house rehabber is now trying to salvage what’s left of his real estate business amid financial and legal troubles.
GOP-focused media firm plants flag in Richmond
The local marketing scene is getting more political, as a consulting firm centered on Republican candidates establishes an office here.
Eagle lands approval for 300 homes near Centerville
A soon-to-be burgeoning Goochland County corridor is slated to get hundreds more houses.
Ashland apartment complex sells for $27M
One of the largest – and one of the few – apartment properties in Hanover County is under new ownership following a nine-figure deal.
Real estate investor beefs up portfolio with $3M deal
A local firm closed its largest transaction to date with the addition of a nearly 30-home portfolio.
Healthcare group extends buying spree to Georgia
The local firm has been on an acquisition tear of late as it looks to double its size over a five-year span.
Developer adds to Jackson Ward revitalization plans
The local developer behind a planned conversion of a former Masonic lodge building on West Leigh Street is extending her efforts to other properties next door.
Chesterfield ‘megasite’ pitched, scrutinized at meetings
County residents are weighing in on the latest plans for a proposed industrial site that proponents are betting would lure a major employer to the region.