Jessica Zullo recently joined Baskervill after a decade leading Hickok Cole in Richmond, while former Hanbury lead Nick Cooper has rejoined Odell, whose local projects include the Diamond District ballpark.
The EDA board authorized an additional $1.5 million for design and development of the new ballpark, four months after providing an initial $1 million that staff said has been depleted.
Locally produced spots for NBA on ESPN, ScottsMiracle-Gro and Papa Johns, and hall-of-fame honors for a former Brandcenter director.
Administrators are recommending the demolition with the goal of removing public safety risks, cutting security costs and rejuvenating the seemingly stagnant redevelopment project.
Hanover supervisors recently approved the expansion of the 55-and-up residential development that developer Roger Glover said will be the so-called agri-community’s final section.
The City of Hampton announced Sledge’s rehire Wednesday, the same day BizSense reported his planned departure after five years as Richmond’s economic development director.
The sale came out to $614 per square foot, toward the top end of the highest prices per square foot ever recorded in the area.
The city would issue $170 million in bonds to finance the development’s initial phase, and establish a community development authority as a financing option for future phases.
Multiple sources with knowledge of his plans confirmed that Leonard Sledge, the department’s director for five years, had said he will be stepping down in June.
Administrators’ pitch to change the city’s approach to financing its massive Diamond District development appeared to land receptively with Richmond City Council on Monday, despite increased risk.
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