Previously called John Rolfe Mews, the renamed Shire Walk development will fill out a tract that’s remained empty since Henrico realigned the parkway’s intersections with Pump and Church roads.
A 119-room TownePlace Suites by Marriott is set to rise on the site that was once floated for a Carvana “car vending machine” tower.
Enlarged from a cottage that dates to the 1780s, the solitary Woodward House along Williamsburg Road is included in the listing that’s marketing the 2-acre property for development.
Construction is getting started to convert the building’s top floors into three dozen apartments, replacing the nonprofit’s offices that have found a new home in Manchester.
The codenamed fulfillment center was said to be similar to “Project Speedway,” the 2.6-million-square-foot facility developed for Amazon near Richmond Raceway.
The state lottery gets a new marketing campaign for the holidays and Duke’s Mayo gets two helpings of campaign content. (BizSense Pro required)
The redesign comes two years after the public media nonprofit purchased the longtime alternative newsweekly, which is returning to print in a glossy, bound format.
A 3-acre property on Cherokee Road sold for $3.15 million, while a 6,100-square-foot house on a bluff near Byrd Park sold for $3 million.
The 178-acre site is adjacent to the Tuckmar Farm subdivision and north of the so-called Upper Magnolia Green area in western Chesterfield.
Led by City Council president and delegate-elect Michael Jones, the church is working with homebuilder D.R. Horton to redevelop the former movie theater property near Hull Street and Genito roads.
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