Nine months of negotiations surrounding the now-$1.5 billion Navy Hill project have come to a close as Mayor Levar Stoney said he is ready to present the Coliseum-anchored redevelopment plan to City Council.
The third-largest player in real estate in the region is joining up with a local credit union that’s no stranger to the industry.
The 300-acre Summer Lake development in the county’s Moseley area is central to a lawsuit filed last month related to a years-long dispute between former business partners.
The details of what’s proposed to be the biggest economic development project in city history are being drawn up in the bowels of a downtown Richmond building.
Hundreds more homes are in the works for CenterPointe, as a Midwest-based developer that’s no stranger to Chesterfield County has submitted plans for its next apartment project in the massive Midlothian mixed-use development.
A former Martin Agency CEO lands a local gig, an area agency and film director collaborate on a MADD campaign, a homegrown documentary picks up an Emmy and lots of shops announce new clients and hires.
After months of relative quiet since the project was presented to the public last fall, the $1.4 billion plan to replace the Richmond Coliseum and redevelop a surrounding swath of downtown appears to have signs of life.
Two large-scale rezonings pave the way for denser development in Richmond’s Monroe Ward and VUU area, the city hires a new building commissioner, and two high-profile projects face their first votes in Goochland.
A Union Hill property named through the years as a place of happiness and hope now can add another description – housing – to its century-long history.
A busy local real estate group has expanded its portfolio to the Shockoe Bottom area, picking up one of the neighborhood’s newest apartment buildings in a deal that produced a $3 million return for the firm that developed it.
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