The five-story, 279-unit building is set to rise along Telegraph Road southeast of the transforming Virginia Center Commons site.
Office park site near Virginia Center Commons planned for hundreds of apartments
Jonathan Spiers
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Scaled-down plan for nearly 300 homes off Genito Road advances in Chesterfield
Now planned for up to 293 homes on 178 acres in the county’s Moseley area, the Dogwood Creek project is Board of Supervisors-bound after passing muster with the Planning Commission last week.
Commercial contractor launches homebuilding brand, plans HQ for both
Brad Capps’s Titan Construction Group is preparing to build two commercial buildings near Brandermill, one to house offices for Titan and new homebuilding offshoot Crossed Key Homes.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 5.28.24
A campaign for Audi lands an award for a local studio, and new websites for Startup Virginia and a local business consultant. (BizSense Pro required)
Diamond District bonds help Richmond achieve first AAA credit rating from Fitch
The upgrade from the city’s previous AA+ rating was announced Wednesday by Fitch, which assigned the highest-possible AAA rating to two bond series including $130 million in bonds to fund the new Diamond District ballpark.
StyleCraft Homes opens doors on bigger Lakeside homebase
StyleCraft cut the ribbon on its expanded headquarters at 6225 Lakeside Ave., where it recently finished a 10,000-square-foot addition that triples the footprint of its original building.
Better Housing Coalition moving downtown HQ to Laburnum Ave. office park
The new space in the Interstate Center office park replaces the nonprofit’s current office in the Arts District.
Three years after acquisition, CraftMaster changes name to Mungo Homes
The name change was announced earlier this month and comes a year after CraftMaster owner Jeff Tunstall parted ways with the company after 22 years.
Developers Gecker, Miller list 19th-century Shockoe mansion-turned-offices
The 1860s-era building had been homebase for Dan Gecker and Robin Miller’s Urban Development Associates, which bought and rehabbed the property in 2011.
New gateway sign for Carytown caps yearslong effort
In the works since 2011, the Art Deco-style sign with neon tube lighting would be suspended above Cary Street, creating an arch-like entrance that cars would pass under approaching Nansemond Street.