The openings follow an expansion to Gdańsk, Poland, the firm’s first office outside the U.S.
Jonathan Spiers
The city deeded 15 properties for low-income housing. Only half are buildable, nonprofit says
The Maggie Walker Community Land Trust is seeking to return six of the parcels back to the city, after having spent a $20,000 grant on engineering and legal fees to assess the properties.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 12.13.22
A founding member of Arts & Letters’ leadership team takes a job with the Brandcenter, a production studio hires a chief growth officer, and a local bedroom furniture store rebrands with help from an area firm.
November’s top five home sales included not one but two 18th-century homes
A 1700s-era home in Goochland rounded out last month’s list, which was led by the reconstructed Fairfield mansion in western Henrico.
Marina dredging gives holiday boat parade a Lilly Pad landing
“We are dredging the marina to depths that haven’t been seen in more than 50 years,” said owner Max Walraven, who also owns two dredges and said he has spent over $100,000 on the effort.
Local real estate brokerages join forces
“We have very similar philosophies and mindsets. Even our logos are kind of similar if you put them side by side,” said Clocktower Realty’s Rhonda Carroll of her brokerage’s combination with One South Realty Group.
City proposes rule changes for Airbnb-style rentals, accessory dwelling units
The changes would eliminate a primary residency requirement for short-term home rentals and eliminate minimum parking requirements for property owners.
1,000-home development planned for 250 acres in Varina
The development would consist of hundreds of houses, townhomes and potentially condominiums on farmland east of Pocahontas Parkway where it crosses Route 5.
Local builder planning 10-home subdivision near Willow Oaks
Richmond Hill Design + Build is behind the project, which is planned off Forest Hill Avenue just west of the golf course.
Ex-paralegal in Josh Romano fraud case sentenced to 14 months in prison
Wednesday’s hearing preceded sentencing that’s scheduled in January for Romano, a once-prominent local house-flipper who was found guilty last month on fraud and embezzlement charges.