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Massey mansion gets a price cut
The most expensive residential listing in Richmond just got more affordable. River Run Manor, a 60-acre estate in eastern Goochland County, has been reduced in price by more than $1 million, from its initial asking price of $7.9 million to its current price tag of $6.8 million. Built for a member of Richmond’s Massey family,… Read more »
Country club estate tops June home sales
The 10-acre Greenview estate overlooking Hermitage Country Club was the highest priced home sold in the Richmond market in June, besting homes near UR, Short Pump and the Near West End.
Creative Q&A: 50 years of The Martin Agency
BizSense chatted with Martin Agency CEO Matt Williams as he looked back and ahead as the ad firm hits the half century mark.
Q&A: Greg Wingfield, outgoing CEO of Greater Richmond Partnership
Richmond BizSense sat down with Greg Wingfield as he reflected on his 21 years as head of the Greater Richmond Partnership, a position he retired from this week.
Massive Richmond merger set to close today
Packaging giants MeadWestvaco and Rock-Tenn Co. are expected to finalize their merger later today, creating a packaging colossus with a combined $15.7 billion in annual revenue.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for June 30, 2015
A packed Pitch this month with new accounts, new ads and awards for local agencies, including a new Geico spot from the Martin Agency, some work for the Redskins and more.
VCU scores $20M media rights deal
VCU Athletics earlier this month secured a multimedia rights deal with Texas-based Learfield Sports that guarantees the university more than $20 million in sponsorship revenue over the next 10 years and puts Learfield in charge of all aspects of the Rams’ athletic media rights, including signage, digital corporate sponsorships, television and radio play-by-play, and coaches’ radio shows.
Shaka Smart’s house up for sale
A few months after leaving VCU for a job at Texas, the basketball coach has listed his house in the Fan for about $1.5 million.
Hanover planning endorses 120-acre project
A development that would bring more than 500 residential units and 200,000 square feet of commercial space is headed for the Board of Supervisors after getting the OK from the county’s Planning Commission.