Our weeklong Q&A series with the five mayoral candidates continues with Maurice Neblett, who discusses his priorities for Richmond, how he’ll support business growth, and other topics that will shape the city’s future.
In this installment of our Q&A series with the five mayoral candidates, the former City Council member for Richmond’s Ninth District addresses her priorities for Richmond, how she’ll support business growth, and other topics.
Allianz Partners, which has a major office presence locally and provides event ticket insurance through venue promoter Live Nation, was announced as the title sponsor for the now-named Allianz Amphitheater.
Our weeklong Q&A series with Richmond’s mayoral candidates continues with Danny Avula, who discusses his priorities for Richmond, how he’ll support business growth and economic development, and other topics.
The apartments are a change from Landmark’s original plan that called for townhomes on the site behind the commercial section.
A 300-unit expansion of a 669-unit development is up for a vote in Chesterfield, Ashland and Hanover weigh in on a data center project that straddles their border, and Richmond’s real estate tax rate-rebate debate continues. (BizSense Pro required)
Each day this week we’re presenting Q&A’s with the five mayoral candidates, addressing their priorities for Richmond, how they’ll support business growth and economic development, and other topics that will shape the city’s future.
Enterprise Community Development has completed its 66-unit Highland Terrace Apartments and kicked off its 43-unit Green Park Apartments across the street.
The seller was a director at plumbing and HVAC distributor Ferguson Enterprises. A new-construction home on Riverside Drive was the month’s second-highest sale.
The 50-year-old house in Midlothian’s Huguenot Hundred neighborhood is a replica of the Ashley House, a 1730s-era dwelling that restorer Okey Turner knew from his time in Massachusetts.
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