The project would span 93 acres south of Virginia Center Commons and also include industrial, office and retail space.
Sauer planning 780-home mixed-use development near VCC
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City fast-tracking new zoning for Diamond District project
The new Stadium District zoning classification would increase building height limits from 12 to 20 stories and potentially exempt the new ballpark from city signage rules.
Ad Rewind: 2022’s memorable marketing moments
From sports promos to tourism campaigns, Richmond’s ad output in 2022 covered a lot of ground, and included a bit of controversy.
Open House: The highest-priced home sales of 2022
A retired tobacco executive’s moves from the city to the country and back again can be traced through three of the priciest homes sold in the Richmond area this year, though none of them made the top spot on this list.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 12.27.22
A local agency is named brand creative lead for a Texas-based distillery, a whiskey brand gets a new ad from a Richmond firm, and an area restaurant group gets updated websites.
Off the Clock 2022: A year’s worth of Downtime
From cross-country cycling to fishing to kiteboarding, Richmond’s business people continued to find their own ways to keep their work lives balanced in 2022.
Updated: Diamond District runner-up among five respondents to City Center solicitation
Also vying for the project are local firms Capital Square, Shamin Hotels and Sterling Bilder
City awarded $11M grant for Shockoe interpretive center at Main Street Station
The grant from the Mellon Foundation is the biggest award yet through its Monuments Project, which doled out an additional $5 million for five other local projects.
Nearly 10,000-square-foot home under construction in Windsor Farms
The new home, a rarity in the largely built-out neighborhood, is replacing a smaller house that was recently demolished.
Lingerfelt sells 11-building portfolio in and around Innsbrook for $119M
The portfolio includes nine of the 16 buildings that the company had owned in the area, including five properties that it had rezoned last year to allow for infill apartment developments.