Quietly chipping away at a $7 million fundraising goal, a local Boy Scouts council has scooped up land for a massive facility complete with a Pinewood Derby track.
Boy Scouts plant flag in Stony Point
Katie Demeria
Old Carytown antique shop welcomes first tenants
A former antique shop on Cary Street has finished its transformation into two commercial storefronts and several upstairs apartments.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for June 5, 2015
A cidery picks space in Scott’s Addition, retailers set up shop across the Richmond area and a Fan salon grabs a Carytown storefront.
Firms ink deals to buy, build industrial space
A Mechanicsville property sold for $4.4 million last week, and a local home furnishings retailer has big plans to build a large new distribution center.
Church Hill developers take on new project
A development firm is continuing to grow its Church Hill portfolio with plans for a new commercial space, as well as a few residential units.
Contractor takes up $200M suit against HDL
After a brief ceasefire, the legal battle between local lab company HDL and its former sales contractor is back on. The contractor has resumed its $200 million lawsuit against HDL over the companies’ abruptly ended agreement.
Trio of projects transforming Short Pump
With work getting started on three large developments near Short Pump Town Center, West Broad Street is set to be flooded with 790,000 square feet of commercial space and more than 800 residential units in the next few years.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for May 29, 2015
A 100-acre lot in Henrico County changes hands, a development firm picks up 30 acres on Parham Road and a shipping company leases 46,000 square feet on Decatur Street.
Bon Secours puts finishing touches on hospice house
The health system plans to open its first free-standing hospice facility in Bon Air next month and has almost reached its $8 million fundraising goal.
Developers plan $24M Shockoe Bottom project
Four developers have teamed up to bring another 160 apartments to Shockoe Bottom, and they’re hoping to break ground by the end of the year.