Katie Demeria

With small apartment projects and restaurants reviving old downtown buildings, a prominent local developer has earmarked another property for renovation and will add new residential units and commercial space to Third Street.

A uniform manufacturer tied to the well-known Richmond family is moving out of the city into a much larger facility that it recently purchased for more than $3 million.

The health system bought a plot of land in Stony Point for nearly $2 million, and it is building a 60,000-square-foot medical office building to join its other facilities in the area.

The new Gateway Plaza tower is open for business with all but two floors leased. Check out some photos from BizSense’s recent tour.

With some work still wrapping up, a 100-unit Manchester apartment project is the latest in a series of large multifamily property to hit the market.

An $11 million project that will convert an old school building into more than 75 apartments for low-income seniors is getting off the ground, with new road work and further rehab work to follow in the Highland Park area.

A hotel family that bought a property out of foreclosure and poured $7 million into renovations has reopened the hotel’s doors under a new brand with larger rooms.