In the thick of downtown Grace Street’s recent restaurant revival, developers and a local restaurant group have teamed up on a plan to build new apartments and a ground-floor dining spot.
Developers, restaurateur cook up new East Grace project
Katie Demeria
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Aug. 28, 2015
A pair of newcomers to the local grocery scene rent office space, a building at Third and Main sells, and a recently merged alcohol distributor ups its space near Innsbrook.
80-acre project in Chesterfield moving forward
Plans for more than 300 apartments, 50 townhomes and a senior living facility or commercial space have reached the Chesterfield Board of Supervisors after winning planning approval last week.
VCU-area apartments sold for $6.4M
After the local real estate scene prompted their recent homecoming, two native Richmonders have sealed their biggest buy to date with the purchase of an apartment complex on West Grace.
Financing deal paves way for HDL sale
With its $12M financing deal approved in court, bankrupt Health Diagnostic Laboratory is looking ahead to the looming auction of its business and assets.
Land deals reenergize Chesterfield project
A 2007 mixed-use development in Chesterfield County seems to finally be turning a corner with two land deals in the past six months and work about to start on the project’s first apartments.
Secret donors give CenterStage $6M boost
The performing arts nonprofit is now just a few million shy of its fundraising goals for its endowment and Altria Theater renovation project, following two large gifts from anonymous donors.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Aug. 21, 2015
An East Main Street parking lot is sold and an apparel company buys two storefronts on Hull Street.
Airport hotel sold, upgrades on the way
A few months after switching brands, a hotel near RIC was sold for $4 million and now is set for renovations to its 226 rooms.
Law firm tapping into busy Delaware docket
A large firm in the local legal scene has launched its 25th office and finally broken into Delaware, home to an endless stream of big business cases.