A mixed-use development and proposed concert series face deciding votes in Goochland, City Council seats its advisory board to review the proposed Navy Hill redevelopment, and review of a proposed Carvana facility in Chesterfield drags on.
Soon after he got his law degree from the University of Richmond, Brian Pitney, now an attorney and shareholder at Sands Anderson, said he felt compelled to pick back up what he had dabbled with and left in high school art class: ceramics.
A type of residential development not often seen in Hanover County is set to rise on a site long planned for multifamily housing.
A Richmond-based real estate brokerage is furthering its reach toward the Bay with the opening of its river country affiliate’s second office.
A former Martin Agency executive files a $25 million defamation lawsuit against a trade publication and other defendants, a local agency and animation studio team up on a campaign for the state fair, and an agency focused on food businesses restructures its ownership.
A homegrown residential real estate firm has opened its third outpost, this time in the Southside.
Richmond’s top administrator is fired after an investigation finds the city hired several of her relatives, Chesterfield names a new deputy administrator, and City Council starts a series of work sessions on the proposed Navy Hill development.
A Henrico County farm once planned for a 3,000-home development is now slated for public uses, including waterfront parks, school sites and a long-desired county history museum.
Two years after site work got started, a $55 million apartment project is taking shape and moving in its first residents on the former Westwood tract across from Union Presbyterian Seminary.
A design alley of sorts is forming on a stretch of Grove Avenue, as two firms centered on interior design have opened offices next door to each other, aided in part by a real estate brokerage’s recent move around the corner.
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