With the recent sale of some of his real estate holdings, an area landlord appears to be making good on the terms of a settlement agreement in his ongoing personal bankruptcy case.
Oliver Lawrence properties fetch $1M to cover bankruptcy payments
Jonathan Spiers
Jonathan joined BizSense in 2015 after a decade of reporting in Wilmington, N.C., and at the Henrico County Leader. The Virginia Tech grad covers government, real estate and other news.
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$2M Riverside Drive buy tops November home sales
A year after buying his own home in the neighborhood, a local auctioneer worked a seven-figure deal a few doors away – this one topping area home sales for November.
Mid-rehab, Chamberlayne apartment portfolio put up for sale
In the midst of rehabbing nearly 700 units, the owner of an apartment portfolio along a stretch of Chamberlayne Avenue is testing the market a year after picking up the properties in a court-ordered sale.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 12.3.19
Several high-profile projects are up for votes in Goochland, an Ohio-based residential developer plans a project near Acca Yard and the city’s Shockoe Alliance group meets this week.
Mixed-use development underway at UMFS campus
Site work has begun for 250 apartments and a Courtyard by Marriott hotel along West Broad Street. Spy Rock Real Estate leads the development.
‘Tiara’ mansion near CCV listed FSBO
The century-old, relocated mansion tied to members of one of the namesake families of a local Fortune 500 is the latest house to hit the market along a pricy stretch of Cary Street Road.
Stalled Chester subdivision heads to auction block
The bulk of an unfinished neighborhood in the heart of Chesterfield County is being put up for sale after falling into foreclosure.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 11.26.19
A Richmond distillery gets a new look from a local branding shop, a downtown agency makes a round of promotions, and more marketing news in the latest roundup.
Demo signals start of new modern-style townhomes in the Fan
An infill development underway in the Fan is set to add some modern to the 19th-century neighborhood’s housing stock.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 11.25.19
Henrico supervisors review business relating to the mixed-use conversions of two shopping malls, City Council’s Navy Hill advisory board adds a meeting and schedules hearings, and the regional airport commission holds its last meeting of the year.