An apartment rehab in Jackson Ward is breathing new life into a century-old building.
Former Masonic lodge building eyed for apartments
Jonathan Spiers
Jonathan joined BizSense in 2015 after a decade of reporting in Wilmington, N.C., and at the Henrico County Leader. The Virginia Tech grad covers government, real estate and other news.
Reach him at (804) 308-2447 or jonathan@richmondbizsense.com.
Local IT consulting firm adds Denver outpost
A Henrico-based national IT management consulting firm is expanding its reach to the Mile-High City.
Realtors group launches TV campaign
On the heels of a yearlong poster campaign, a local real estate group is turning to TV to continue its regional marketing efforts.
Downtime: Adman juggles fact and fiction
While his surname is synonymous with advertising in Richmond, it’s been putting pen to paper outside the family business that has helped Stephen Hawley Martin make a name for himself.
Apartments eyed for metal recycling site
A plan to transition the Brook Road-Chamberlayne Avenue corridor near Virginia Union University into a mixed-use village is getting a boost with a rezoning for a 200-unit apartment complex.
Sources: Owens & Minor to fill space in Riverfront Plaza
The local Fortune 500 is looking to fill a significant chunk of the downtown office towers in a move that could bring hundreds of jobs to Richmond.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 2.16.17
Earnings season continues with reports from Dynex Capital, New Market and others, and several executives sell shares in this week’s roundup.
Developers abandon Tobacco Row condo project
After nine months and no sales, a high-end condo tower envisioned at the end of Tobacco Row has been scrapped.
Architect, consultant list Monument home for $1.9M
A Monument Avenue mansion that once doubled as a doctor’s office hit the market over the weekend.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 2.14.17
An auto dealership teams up with a local producer on a series of TV spots, a Fortune 500 rebrands with help from the Brandcenter, and several firms pick up new clients in our latest roundup.
