A tech conglomerate’s corporate relocation to Innsbrook has landed the Richmond region its newest Fortune 1000 company.
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After Carillon Place, developers set sights on Woodland Heights
With the final nail hammered on the last of four new homes they developed around the oldest house in Byrd Park, a local residential development duo is turning their attention to their next infill project on the other side of the river.
City’s draft master plan envisions new site for future baseball stadium
The draft Richmond 300 plan now envisions the new stadium to be built among mixed-use development on the west side of Hermitage Road in the area of the existing Sports Backers Stadium.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 6.15.20
Area governments roll out more financial help for businesses, a height extension request for a flagpole that has previously displayed a Confederate flag is up for review in Chesterfield, a Confederate-named rec center is renamed in Henrico and a similar change is proposed for Richmond’s Lee Bridge.
Physicians’ house swap tops May home sales
A transaction between doctors led the pack of area home sales in May, edging out four other seven-figure deals that each came in at $1.4 million.
More financial help for businesses in the works as city enters next reopening phase
As the city prepares to enter its next phase of reopening on Friday, Richmond businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic, and those damaged in the wake of recent protests downtown, are set to have more options for financial assistance in coming weeks.
‘Brownstone’ townhomes rising in CenterPointe
A townhome development taking shape in Midlothian is introducing a new product from one of the region’s more active homebuilders.
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 6.9.20
A locally developed retail pickup program is put to use at Willow Lawn, a Richmond music label gets a new website, and two student-run initiatives spawned from VCU aim to fill a summer-internship void.
Surplus proposal for Navy Hill properties delayed again as input expected on Coliseum area plan
A proposed surplus designation that’s needed before Richmond City Council can entertain new development proposals for properties once tied to Navy Hill will have to wait at least another two weeks. Council on Monday delayed consideration of the designation until its next regular meeting on June 22, by which time the city expects to receive… Read more »
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 6.8.20
An out-of-state company looks to move its headquarters to the region, a county strikes a deal with a private broadband internet provider, and surplus property designations stemming from the Navy Hill project highlight a slew of business on City Council’s plate this week.