The equestrian estate near Chesterfield County Airport was the homestead of Doug and Deborah Hackman, whose business involvements included a proposed water sports park that made headlines a decade ago.
“We’ve all kited with a lot of people, but I think the four of us have depended a lot on each other in bad situations. This is definitely the A-team,” Jeff Friend said of the group that includes a fellow dental practitioner, a rock climbing gym co-owner and a real estate investor.
Margaret Freund’s Fulton Hill Properties is venturing outside the city for what would be its first development in Henrico, a 253-unit building in the county’s Westwood area.
The five-bedroom home with four bathrooms and two half-baths sold above its mid-May listing of $2.3 million. It was put under contract in two days.
The 13-acre Barnstone estate is on land previously owned by “Breaking Bad” creator Vince Gilligan off Route 5 in Charles City County just across the Henrico line.
A donation agreement with the city sets the stage for a new funding approach for the project, which had lost momentum in recent years.
The city will now move toward picking a winning team for the redevelopment project, which one of the groups projected to cost up to $2 billion.
Local couple Daniel and McKenzie Payne are making their first go at residential development with a three-story structure at 2906 Fifth Ave.
The state lottery selects local shops as its lead media and creative agencies, an area agency adds to its ranks, and a Virginia Beach-based insurance firm gets a redesigned website.
Initial demolition started last week on land beside the old Weiman’s Bakery site – an extra parcel that the developer recently purchased and is including in the $42 million project.
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