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.
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.
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.
After repeatedly running into roadblocks over its nearly 200-home proposal, developers have served the town of Ashland with a lawsuit hoping to push the project through to Town Council.
The historic property recently sold for more than $1 million, and its new owners are planning to use its 100 acres as an event space and a resource for the local farm-to-table scene.
Citing a flood of new commercial interest on a rare undeveloped Short Pump lot, the landowner has pulled its pitch for nearly 50 town houses.
The 10,000-square-foot West End former home of the convicted developer is once again on the auction block after a sale was suddenly cancelled last month.
Five of the top 15 spots for wealthiest area ZIP codes were filled by small localities in Goochland County in their first appearance on the annual list.
Work on VCU’s $35 million project was recently resumed after a re-evaluation of design and construction plans.
A longtime Richmond real estate agent has introduced a new brokerage to the market, leaving behind the company he founded more than 15 years ago.
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