The regional food bank held a ceremonial groundbreaking Wednesday at the site along Villa Park Drive, where it will move from its current home base near The Diamond that remains for sale.
The 2-year-old brokerage is preparing to open a new office on Midlothian Turnpike, in a building its owners purchased last month.
The name change for the nearly 40-year-old firm, founded as Neathawk, Dubuque and Packett, follows its sale to a new owner last year and the addition of a new executive creative director.
The sale in Hampton Gardens topped Richmond’s previous priciest seller at CCV and came two days after the most expensive deal in the region in years.
The nonprofit will be moving from its similar-sized home at Sports Backers Stadium, which is set to give way to the Diamond District redevelopment.
With another Richmond Folk Festival in the books, work is about to get rolling on the $30 million Richmond Amphitheater project from Coran Capshaw’s Red Light Ventures.
Country singer Luke Bryan gets a bacon bait lure crafted in Richmond and two Stanley Cup champs appear in a locally produced ad. (BizSense Pro required)
Scrutiny over the failed downtown development that cost VCU Health $73 million to back out of is prompting a closer look by the Virginia General Assembly’s investigative arm.
Emails show that the exit payment offer was at one point as high as $142 million, before the health system and its landlord settled on $72.9 million.
The property and its 21,000-square-foot mansion was purchased through a Florida-based LLC. It was previously the home of Rick Sharp, the late Circuit City CEO and CarMax founder.
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