“If the water crisis showed us anything, it’s that we need to increase our water resiliency in the east. That’s what this money is doing,” County Manager John Vithoulkas said of the plan, which includes a 6% raise for all Henrico employees.
Thirty Brandcenter alums touched this year’s Super Bowl ads and an annual panel provides local critiques. New work for VPM and a local EV bikes dealer. (BizSense Pro required)
Republic Properties now argues that former teammates Loop Capital and Thalhimer Realty Partners breached a business “venture,” after its “partnership” argument was rejected by a judge.
Center Creek Homes is planning the three-story townhomes on a quarter-acre lot beside where Keel Custom Homes has started building five townhomes of its own.
DC Blox has filed development plans for the data center it’s been planning on part of the property that housed the long-running flea market, which ended earlier this month after a four-decade run.
The initial findings from consultant HNTB Corp. follows similar reports released earlier this week by Henrico and Hanover counties, which are partly served by the plant and also experienced service disruptions.
“You come from a position of strength as the largest customer of the City of Richmond who also, by the way, has capacity to do more with water,” Henrico Manager John Vithoulkas told the Board of Supervisors during Tuesday’s meeting.
This year’s Super Bowl ads included locally produced spots for Ritz Crackers, Virginia Lottery and Langley Federal Credit Union. (BizSense Pro required)
Main Street Homes secured approval for 41 townhomes across Church Road from Shire Walk, where the firm is currently building 81 townhomes at the crossroads of Church, John Rolfe and Pump Road.
The 36-acre listing near Magnolia Green in Chesterfield was the priciest residential real estate transaction in January, beating out a century-old house in Richmond that likewise came in above the $3 million mark.
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