Bill Talley is making way for a new development – potentially another grocery concept – by putting his Henrico dealership under one roof. And his plans call for $1 million in upgrades to the new building.
Hospital giant HCA is launching a multi-year, multimillion-dollar upgrade one of its local facilities, increasing the total space by about 15 percent.
A new hotel brand that’s growing in college towns closed on its nearly $10 million purchase of a downtown Hilton DoubleTree. And the major renovation plans – which will shut down the hotel until next year – call for the addition of a restaurant or bar.
A real estate firm buys nearly 100 acres in Henrico County, an insurance firm scoops up space at Innsbrook and a restaurant group leases space in a Huguenot shopping center.
A high-end grocery chain is expanding in the Richmond area and will move into a space left behind by Barnes and Noble in Chesterfield County.
Walmart launched its major grocery campaign on Wednesday with openings at two of its Neighborhood Market concepts.
The developer behind an upcoming Petersburg brewery is getting behind another boozy project – a large whiskey and brandy distillery.
After a massive fundraising effort, a long-standing video rental store in the Fan will officially live on for another year. And its staff is working to convert the business into a nonprofit to ensure its survival as a neighborhood staple.
A longtime local developer who finished a 150-unit apartment tower last year has just topped off another Grace Street project – a $15.5 million development for VCU.
A bank has taken control of a Staples Mill shopping center after making a $3.2 million bid at a Monday auction.
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