$2.76 million worth of real estate changes hands, including a former Ukrop’s property.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for May 8, 2015
Katie Demeria
Developer sets sights on another Scott’s Addition eyesore
With a large apartment project already underway at a former Coca-Cola plant, a local real estate firm is planning another 200 apartments and commercial space in the quickly growing neighborhood.
Maserati dealer revs up on West Broad
The area’s first dealership of the high-end Italian automobile brand opened for business at 9001 W. Broad St. in mid-April. And its owner has a deal in the works to build another dealership in Goochland County.
Developers eye 8-story project in the Bottom
A $12M project is being eyed on part of the former Philip Morris warehouse complex in Shockoe Bottom. If approved by City Council next week, it will be the fifth phase of a development that already holds 525 apartments.
Nonprofit to revamp vacant Northside school
A housing nonprofit plans to take a long-abandoned former school building and convert the property into nearly 100 apartments for low-income elderly residents.
Law firm CEO strikes back at ex-associates
The head of a personal injury firm has sued a group of his former attorneys, claiming that they left him short millions when they suddenly quit last year.
Mini Walmart opens at VCU
The retailer is rolling out its newest college-focused concept, and the first campus store in the state opened at VCU Wednesday.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for May 1, 2015
Health firms move into a new medical office park in Goochland County, a 10,000-square-foot warehouse off Midlothian Turnpike changes hands and more retailers and restaurants grab space.
Grocery blitzkrieg: Another store joins fray
On the heels of rapidly expanding Aldi, another European grocer is moving forward with plans to build its first area store on a Laburnum Avenue site currently home to a car dealership.
Aldi makes play for another local store
With two locations recently opened and four more on the way, the quickly growing grocer has already zeroed in on its next move: taking over part of a large clothing store in the West End.