The building would be among the tallest residential structures in Henrico County, nearly rivaling the 12-story 5100 Monument Ave. condos tower beside Willow Lawn.
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The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 2.8.22
A local energy contractor gets a bird-themed rebrand, an online wedding company picks a local shop as its lead creative agency, and the Brandcenter’s executive director is tapped to lead a certificate program in France.
Downtime: Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden’s ‘plant parent’
One year into his role as the CEO, Brian Trader has made himself at home — and made a seasonal home out of his office for his personal plant collection.
Which development firms are eyeing Diamond District? Here’s a rundown
Firms from as far as New York, San Francisco, Texas and Toronto are among more than 100 that have shown interest in redeveloping the area around The Diamond.
Henrico supervisors OK 1,600-home Avenlea development in Short Pump
The project is the biggest yet for Henrico-based Eagle Construction of VA, which also is seeking approvals for hundreds of homes nearby in Goochland County.
City Council adopts City Center plan that starts with Coliseum demolition
City-owned properties make up the bulk of the 26-acre area slated to become an innovation district with startups, incubators and mixed-use redevelopments.
Spec industrial warehouse planned on Pruitt-owned site near Varina High
Ashley Capital is looking to develop 584,000 square feet of industrial space between the parkway and Laburnum Avenue, southeast of the high school and adjacent to John Rolfe Middle School.
Long & Foster real estate team acquires peer, expands footprint
The deal for Heirloom Realty Group adds 13 people to The Yeatman Group, which now totals 66 with 55 agents and 11 support staff.
Richmond starts process to revise Airbnb-style home rental rules
More than 500 short-term rentals remain active in the city, but only 14 are considered legal and in compliance with the rules.
Frank Cava’s ‘100 Affordable’ initiative aims to build low-income rental homes
“I’ve been sitting on these lots quite some time, but now I can build them and rent them affordably,” the Richmond real estate investor said.