The county last week approved development plans for the 22-acre mixed-use project, which is to include residential buildings and a retail village at Nuckols Road and I-295 at the office park’s northern end.
The subdivision, called Marlbank Farms, would consist of two sections, with smaller lots grouped closer to Hickory Road and 1-acre “estate lots” deeper in the site.
The Henrico-based firm has entered into a joint venture to acquire and develop the roughly 95-acre site, which will house four buildings with 820,000 square feet of warehouse space.
A month later than planned, the county on Tuesday put out a formal request for interest from firms that would pick up – and potentially rework – the commercial component of the stalled arena-anchored project.
The new business unit adds to an international footprint for the Henrico-based firm that includes production facilities in Brazil and Malaysia, as well as in Texas and Minnesota.
The global real estate brand is returning to Richmond after a seven-year hiatus via a southward expansion of a D.C.-area franchise group that has recruited a local team led by managing broker Chris Herron.
The city announced Wednesday that Sabrina Joy-Hogg, Richmond’s temporary top chief and second-highest-ranking official, will depart City Hall early next month.
TC Development has filed applications for 275 townhomes and 168 condos on 107 acres at the southern end of the future road that will connect Woolridge between Old Hundred Road and Route 288.
The Planning Commission is scheduled to vote today on a resolution to adopt the 200-page document, which would be Richmond’s first citywide guide for preserving its cultural resources – including buildings and other assets.
The listing comes two months after Odom was named head coach for UVA, capping a two-season run with the Rams.
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