Satellite’s closure comes at a time of churn for the local craft beer industry over the last year or two. More local breweries closed last year than in any year since the industry boom began in the 2010s.
The demolition looks to be the first step toward a redevelopment of the Franklin Street property, which has been fenced off for years as its brick façade began falling onto the street.
The longtime Bellevue pizzeria’s new owners are brothers Mohammed and Ahmed Alhasani, who previously owned Shawarma Bistro in Short Pump and food truck 2nd Alarm Grill.
The project will see the 1940s-era building, which currently houses Westhampton Pastry Shop at Libbie and Patterson avenues, razed and replaced by a 4-story mixed-use structure.
The beer maker formerly known as Tabol Brewing is under contract to sell its property at 704 Dawn St. to an undisclosed buyer and is searching for a new home.
A dispute over the sale of the Dixie Restaurant in Old Towne Petersburg seems to hinge on a typo.
The April 16 sales give Emerson and Roper control of the entire block around the downtown YMCA and allow them to go bigger than they had initially planned in the neighborhood.
Developer K. Hovnanian had initially planned to build 200 for-sale condos on the site, however those units will now be for-rent and owned by a private equity firm.
“It’s literally starting a whole new business and trying to do something that nobody’s ever done before, which is play baseball in black lights and take it to these cities. You’re creating things on the fly.”
The 1,100-square-foot storefront will be the first brick-and-mortar location for Scharolyn Hall, who started Scharolina’s Custom Cakes & Confections in 2017.
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