Said to be the largest public hunting preserve on the East Coast, the sprawling property in Goochland has hosted an annual hunt for Benedictine Schools of Richmond and quail hunts for local menswear brand Ledbury.
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‘Redefine this model of ownership’: Housing nonprofit sees future in mobile home parks
“They’re the largest form of un-subsidized housing in the country; they’re one of the largest forms of affordable housing, period,” Lee Householder said Project:Homes’ multimillion-dollar effort to revitalize a 50-home park in Chester.
Better Housing Coalition breaks ground on $17M apartment project in Chesterfield
The $17 million development marks new territory in Chesterfield for the Richmond-based nonprofit, whose other properties in the county are concentrated along the Route 1 corridor.
Midas Church Hill spot revving up with $1.6M property purchase
The sale came a month after Midas secured approval from Richmond’s Commission of Architectural Review to rehab the building, which operated continuously as an auto repair garage for nearly a century.
One South Realty, minus commercial division, joins NoVA-based brokerage Samson Properties
The move gives Samson a larger foothold in the Richmond market after expanding here two years ago. It does not include One South Commercial, which will break off as a new company.
Report finds ‘compelling case for change’ to VCU Health governance in wake of failed development
The report from a healthcare consulting firm notes “a widely perceived lack of transparency and coordination between” the VCU and VCU Health boards,” with the aborted project “the most commonly cited example.”
Shockoe area plan adopted after four-year effort
The 150-page document in the works since 2020 aims to balance development and preservation interests as a supplement to the citywide Richmond 300 plan.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 11.21.23
Bed Bath & Beyond targets Times Square with a campaign from a Richmond firm, and area agencies provide marketing for a tequila maker and a beer brand. (BizSense Pro required)
Divided Hanover board rejects 55-and-up apartment project
Supervisors voted 4-3 to deny the proposed Summerlyn development, which would have been the county’s first rental community restricted to residents 55 and older.
VUU tower signs stay dark as repair work, permit violations continue
According to the city, the signs couldn’t be turned on even if underway repair work was finished, due to a lingering permitting issue that remains unresolved.