Henrico in June paid just over $1 million to buy the former Bank of America branch at 4921 Lakeside Ave., which it is planning to use as a trailhead facility for the 43-mile Ashland-to-Petersburg trail.
“The widely publicized cancellation of the Clay Street development project in downtown Richmond…should serve as a wake-up call to the significant flaws in the current governance of the University and the Authority,” Gov. Youngkin said in a letter to General Assembly leadership.
Virginia Beach-based The Lawson Cos. is planning a five-story, 116-unit building at the southeast corner of Hull Street and Commerce Road.
Maritza Pechin, whose various roles have included guiding the Diamond District project, is departing City Hall this Friday to take a job with the USDOT’s Build America Bureau.
Eagle Construction of VA has completed its first house at The Blufftons, a 29-home subdivision with half-acre lots and seven-figure homes it’s building on spec.
Construction has ramped up in recent months on the stone structure that’s planned to become an art gallery and museum for Virginia Union University.
The development agreement with Markel | Eagle calls for the creation of a separate CDA to help finance initial work on the residential portion of the massive arena-anchored, mixed-use project.
UTurn has sold its indoor sports facility at 2101 Maywill St. to Hill City Church, which has held services at the Westwood-area building since its founding nearly a decade ago.
The venue management company has signed a five-year contract to oversee the nearly-open Henrico Sports & Events Center, just months after signing on to operate a planned regional arena at the nearby GreenCity development.
Former chief executives for Brink’s and Southern States led the pack of the priciest home purchases last month.
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