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.
The deal for Heirloom Realty Group adds 13 people to The Yeatman Group, which now totals 66 with 55 agents and 11 support staff.
More than 500 short-term rentals remain active in the city, but only 14 are considered legal and in compliance with the rules.
“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.
The Virginia Credit Union-owned real estate brokerage is relocating two miles south from its longtime home base off West Broad Street.
Voters narrowly defeated a $565 million Urban One project and councilmembers said sharing more details about the economic benefits would make it a winner.
The state lottery rolls out ads for its newest game, a website redesign is in store for an economic development group, and a Richmond distiller gets new social media ads.
Sen. Joe Morrissey is proposing legislation that would prevent a second referendum and add Petersburg as a possible host city.
The self-guided tours helped familiarize potential respondents with the Diamond District that the city is looking to redevelop.
The new addition to the city skyline west of downtown is the first along that stretch of Broad Street to take full advantage of the 12-story heights allowed under the city’s TOD-1 zoning.
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