Former UVA and NFL football player Chris Harrison pleaded guilty last week to one count of wire fraud in the federal case that accused him of skimming loan proceeds for the project and putting some of the funds toward unauthorized expenses. A sentencing hearing is set for June.
When hip-hop hype man Flavor Flav was revealed to be the Tubby mascot at this year’s Duke’s Mayo Bowl, the media moment that resulted was the successful culmination of months of work by Richmond ad firm Familiar Creatures.
The two spec buildings will total 350,000 square feet and are being developed by Crescent Communities’ Axial Industrial division and Atapco Properties, marking that company’s first local project.
The UK-based consumer healthcare company will be modernizing its facility along Brook Road, where it conducts R&D for such brands as Sensodyne toothpaste, Centrum multivitamins and Flonase nasal spray.
LifeStyle Home Builders and Main Street Homes have transitioned to employee stock ownership plans, or ESOPs, in which employees share ownership interest in the company through shares of its stock.
Philadelphia Eagles player Saquon Barkley stars in a series of locally produced social media ads, and two area firms collaborate on a rebrand for a local nonprofit. (BizSense Pro required)
The judge dismissed the lawsuit from Republic Properties, which argued that Thalhimer Realty Partners and Loop Capital breached an alleged partnership when they continued with the project without Republic. The D.C.-based firm has 28 days to amend the suit.
“It’s really going to be the nicest condominium product ever delivered in Richmond,” said Clint Mann, who previously helped market the condos at Rocketts Landing. “We’ve put a lot of thought and design in this.”
The Henrico-based firm is partnering with SCOA Real Estate Partners to develop a spec distribution center near Prince George and has restructured its leadership with a series of promotions.
Bryon and Nicole Jessee are working with local contractor Ed Bowman to convert the 184-year-old mansion into a 12-room hotel. They bought the property Friday for $1.6 million after five years on and off the market.
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