The PBS docuseries exploring the business of global philanthropy highlights the River City in two of its second season’s eight episodes.
Locally produced ‘The Good Road’ turns its cameras toward Richmond
Jonathan Spiers
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Jefferson Hotel owner to hold off on Second Baptist Church demolition
City officials said they reached a “gentleman’s agreement” with Bill Goodwin to wait three months while other options are explored.
Maryland-based developer finishes first building at industrial park in Ashland
MacKenzie’s 202,000-square-foot warehouse at 11060 Johnson Road is fully leased with three tenants set to occupy the space.
Five-story apartment building across from Maggie Walker site advances
The city received a letter of concern from the National Park Service over the height of the project by local developer David Gammino.
Size tweaked for planned apartment building near Northside brewery
The proposed four-story, 41-unit project at 711 Dawn St. is now a floor shorter with nearly a dozen fewer apartments.
Development consultants now neighbors in rehabbed Grace Street building
The Art Deco-style structure now houses 10 apartments and storefront offices for Markham Planning and Sadler & Whitehead, the latter of which has changed ownership.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 2.22.22
A shipping company debuts a collection at New York Fashion Week with help from a Richmond agency, a fiber optics firm hires a Richmond shop, and a local ad club reviews Super Bowl commercials.
Updated: Diamond District solicitation attracts 15 developer responses
Richmond’s Diamond District redevelopment project has officially garnered interest from more than a dozen development teams.
Carvana vending machine tower in Richmond sold to REIT for $8M
The used car retailer sold the 12-story structure at 2201 Westwood Ave. three months after the facility opened.
Downtown YMCA redevelopment plan calls for 266 apartments in 3 buildings
The multi-phased project is planned to kick off this summer with a rehab of the Y building, followed by a new six-story building and then a new 11-story building.
