An industrial property in Henrico sells for more than $3 million, Dunkin Donuts franchisees grab another space and a Carytown shopping center books a new tenant.
Katie Demeria
Bank signs on for new downtown tower and shakes up the suburbs
Downtown’s skyline is set for change with a $93 million office tower to be anchored by SunTrust. And the bank’s moving plans are also shaking things up in the suburbs, where it will consolidate the rest of its staff into a single office park building.
New 21-story tower planned for downtown
A local development group has the tallest new tower to be built in Richmond in recent memory in the works, with a major bank signed on as the anchor tenant.
Real estate firm launches Hampton Roads push
With a Chesapeake broker on board, a local commercial real estate company is staging an expansion in the Tidewater market.
Newsbites: Noteworthy tidbits for Jan. 20, 2016
The area YMCA picks a new chair and board members, a nonprofit that helps wheelchair users play golf gets a funding boost, the VMFA lands another big corporate sponsor and a local real estate groups names the Realtor of the Year.
Condo developer fires back at contractor’s lawsuit
The developers behind high-end condos on Libbie Avenue have filed a $2.5 million countersuit against their former general contractor as the half-finished project waits in limbo.
Motleys buys massive warehouse operation
A 330,000-square-foot warehouse on the Southside and its operator’s book of business has been pulled under the ever-expanding umbrella of Motleys Asset Disposition Group.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Jan. 15, 2016
In an extra light Pipeline, a massage business leases space in Short Pump and a treatment center grabs an office near Brandermill. Send submissions to [email protected].
Pediatric health practice expands, rebrands
A health practice has opened a third office on the Southside amid a name change and rebranding, and orthopedic firm recently acquired a group in Lynchburg.
Williams Mullen Center deal closes
The third mega downtown office deal to be finalized in the past four weeks, the 15-story Williams Mullen building has been sold off at $78 million.