A development group has its eye on a 60-acre piece of land in Mechanicsville to add to an already expansive mixed-use project.
Developers push to enlarge Hanover project
Jonathan Spiers
Jonathan joined BizSense in 2015 after a decade of reporting in Wilmington, N.C., and at the Henrico County Leader. The Virginia Tech grad covers government, real estate and other news.
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Developer redraws Mechanicsville plans
A mixed-use project in Hanover County is back on the table after residents and Planning Commission raised some concerns – including how to handle the demolition of a 100-year-old house that sits on the property.
Developer plans 200 homes in Henrico
A Virginia Beach firm has drawn up plans for a large townhome development near Broad Street and Parham Road.
Law firms pounce on MeadWestvaco merger
The pending combination of two giant packaging firms has law firms around the country swarming to the deal in search of unhappy shareholders for class-action lawsuits.
Builder wraps up one project, kicks off another
A Midlothain homebuilder is finishing up a Chesterfield community and is gearing up to start the next phase of a $35 million project – compete with a $2 million pool and waterslide.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for Feb. 24, 2015
Bon Secours launches a major ad campaign that included Super Bowl commercials, another major health system gets prime-time air on an ESPN network and a Carytown restaurant enlists the help of a local firm.
Spiders tap new president
After almost a year since the university’s current president announced his departure, the school has named a new leader – its first black president and a classical cellist.
Grocer finishes up first local store
A German grocery chain has big plans for the local market, and its first area store is nearing completion.
Innsbrook floated for $20M residential project
A local real estate investment firm has been buying up land near Innsbrook for about a year and is rolling out plans for a 60-home project on 13 acres.
Private plane service circles Richmond market
A New York-based private jet company is hoping to take off in the Richmond area, while taking on its already established charter flight services.