
With commentators from local ad agencies, Richmond Ad Club hosted its annual Ad Bowl on Tuesday, dissecting some of the top commercials from the big game.
With commentators from local ad agencies, Richmond Ad Club hosted its annual Ad Bowl on Tuesday, dissecting some of the top commercials from the big game.
After circling the downtown market, the used car giant is parking in a historic building on the canal, and it’s planning to bolster its local employee count.
After decades in the suburbs, a local Fortune 500 is adding a downtown office space it hopes will attract new tech-savvy talent. CarMax has signed a lease with Fulton Hill Properties for a 26,000-square-foot space in the Lady Byrd Hat factory building at 140 Virginia St. The space, which previously housed the music venue Toad’s… Read more »
A startup brewery with a small location on Foushee Street is taking a big leap with a new production facility and taproom planned near Stone Brewing’s upcoming complex.
A long-standing residential residential real estate firm has shortened up its name and moved into a newly renovated office on Libbie Avenue.
A pair of developers is looking to finish off one subdivision and start another next door in one fell swoop. Glen Allen-based Windsor Enterprises Corp. is seeking to rezone about 25 acres near Deep Run High School for an addition to the Grey Oaks subdivision and a new neighborhood to be called Shady Grove Hills…. Read more »
A 2006 home in Goochland’s Rivergate community tops the list of the top home sales for January, followed closely behind by two other million-dollar sellers.
The Home Building Association of Richmond hosted its annual local forecast seminar at the Short Pump Hilton on Thursday. The event featured a forecast from the chief economist of the National Association of Home Builders.
Seven months after it was initially listed, the former Fan home of Shaka and Maya Smart was sold off market, for a couple hundred thousand dollars less than its original asking price.
A local apartments-focused real estate firm has completed its sale to an out-of-town buyer, handing over its cache of 24,000 apartments in a nearly $2B transaction.
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