A couple of modern-design homes also were in the mix of the priciest home sales in the region last month.
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Brick House on the Boulevard opens today in former Kitchen 64 spot
The fourth location of the Routsis brothers’ Brick House Diner chain held a soft opening Monday ahead of an official opening today (Tuesday).
RRHA launching investment arm to help meet homeownership goal
“It is a vehicle to advance regional economic development, affordable housing and to create jobs, and to add to the existing conversation and great efforts that have been going on already in the region,” RRHA CEO Steven Nesmith said of the subsidiary.
Ukrop’s-anchored complex planned for massive mixed-use development
The multi-phased development could ultimately consist of 1,000 multifamily residential units, along with a mix of retail, restaurant, office and hotel uses on the nearly 20-acre site that’s home to Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods.
Third apartment building at Libbie Mill to add nearly 400 units
The five-story building on the north side of Libbie Lake would bring the development close to its approved capacity of 1,096 apartments.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 1.31.23
Ashland wraps up a tourism marketing campaign, a New York power company gets a video from a Richmond animation studio, and a revived radio station in Farmville gets promotional support.
Riverfront amphitheater target date pushed back a year as prep work continues
The Coran Capshaw-led group behind the $27 million project has pushed back its target opening date by a year. It’s now aiming for a spring 2025 opening.
Homebuilder planning 10-acre lots on 215-acre site near Ashland
The Goochland-based builder bought the land last year after coming out on top of a bidding war for the site.
Project Snapshot: $28M Belleville Apartments rising in Scott’s Addition
Highly visible from the I-195 expressway, the six-story building is rising a block north of the interstate’s northbound off-ramp into Scott’s Addition.
Henrico forms financing authority for arena-anchored GreenCity
The CDA, or community development authority, is the fourth in the county’s history. Its members include execs with local Fortune 500s and a retired county attorney.