From a firm’s first ad for a local startup to campaigns for national clients from Richmond heavy-hitters, 2015 brought plenty of diverse, funny and many-sided ads to print, the Web and our TVs. Check out a few of our favorites.
Originally listed for $2.2 million, a house and 5-acre fairway plot were split up into two properties and both quickly sold, with the home fetching $1.16 million.
From a Rocketts landing townhome to a 200-acre farm, Richmond’s residential real estate market continued to churn out million-dollar deals each month in 2015. And one local couple’s house hopping made for a home sale hat trick this year.
An empty hotel that looms over the highway is set to be revived as the centerpiece of a large mixed-use project including retail and apartments that will serve as a more welcoming first glimpse of the city.
The first homes in a development off of Forest Hill Avenue are getting out of the ground, and about a quarter of the houses are already spoken for.
The Martin Agency wins best ad campaign of the year, the Brandcenter announces new scholarships, and several firm land accounts with state and local government agencies.
With once monthly morning events, a national lecture series group is getting up and running in Richmond with help from several local people in the ad and marketing field.
X-wing fighters zoom above the James, the Millennium Falcon dodges gunfire, and Richmond’s bridges take some heavy hits in a new “Star Wars”-inspired video recently released by a local production studio.
A 350-student residence building along Broad Street next to the Siegel Center is set for a major interior renovation to its dorm rooms after 14 years of minimal maintenance.
Encouraged by last year’s sales of two homes in the neighborhood, a developer is raising seven more in Church Hill to be priced at about $400,000.
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