After plans for a condo building were shot down by neighbors, developers are back with a new pitch for a patch of land along East Main Street and hope to appease residents and City Council with height limits and other conditions.
The former VCU basketball coach’s property in the Fan, listed for nearly $1.5 million earlier this year, has been taken off the market, along with a 45-acre equestrian property that had already cut its asking price by $400,000.
A 477-acre farmland estate along the river near Rocketts Landing has hit the market, and with another massive project approved nearby, it’s being pitched as a development and potential mining site.
An ad agency is up and running in a Grace Street building its owner redeveloped into office space and several apartments.
The recession stomped out a massive commercial project in Midlothian in 2009. But now, local developers have one project off the ground and another in the works that will bring nearly 400 residential units and new retail space to the land.
Several firms hire new talent and make promotions, state organizations start new campaigns, and a law firm puts the spotlight on its former president and community service work.
The school has its eye on a restaurant property and a Media General-owned office and plans to renovate several of its other buildings, including the Brandcenter.
With features that include a heated pool and floor-to-ceiling windows, a large house overlooking the James River valley has hit the market with a price tag of nearly $2 million.
Two West End printing shops are folding into one company with 26 employees and a client list of large local institutions.
With one deal still in the works for Media General to acquire a smaller competitor, the company has said it will hear out another firm on its $4.1 billion buyout bid.
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