While two of the biggest area home sales in years led the pack of the priciest residential real estate deals in October, the month also saw two other transactions that reached the multimillion-dollar mark.
The former senior manager pled guilty in July to defrauding the city of over $600,000 in contracts. His wife also was sentenced Tuesday, while a second co-conspirator is to be sentenced next week.
A longtime fixture in Richmond’s architecture scene is giving up his business, but not his drafting table just yet.
The annual awards honoring standout real estate projects in the region were presented Thursday night in a ceremony at Hardywood Richmond.
Developer Larry Shaia is seeking approval for a 97-unit age-restricted development that would be Hanover County’s first 55-and-up rental community.
The funding from Local Initiatives Support Corp. would be used to establish a new small building loan program and a developer training program that the nonprofit has introduced in other cities.
Developer Rebkee Co. has filed a revised plan with Henrico County, whose EDA owns the bulk of the undeveloped tract across from the Amtrak station.
A Kentucky-based whiskey brand gets new packaging designs, and a Richmond firm helps promote a rally racing team in Washington and horse shows in Italy. (BizSense Pro required)
The eight-figure deal was the second in as many years for the development group led by current and former executives of homebuilder Schell Brothers.
The longtime barbershop in the base of the former hotel high-rise on Broad Street is shuttering at the close of business Saturday, as the current leaseholders and owners look to line up a new operator.
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