“We always talked about wanting to open in Columbia, because it’s the Gamecocks,” co-owner Luke Phillips said. “It goes perfectly with what we’re doing.”
Richmond’s Cocky Rooster restaurant expands, fittingly, to Gamecock country in S.C.
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Owner of soon-to-open Shenandoah Mansions hotel in the Fan sued by local contractor
Ash Hotels, the New York City-based firm that’s converting The Shenandoah building at 501 N. Allen Ave. into a 70-room hotel, is caught in a legal dustup.
Airport commission approves first RIC parking fee increase in 20 years
The price hikes will help finance two new parking decks the airport is planning: a 5,500-spot deck for the general public that would be built at the current Economy A lot, and an additional two-story deck for rental cars.
Demolition in full swing at former Gusti site across from Scott’s Addition
Developer Steve Leibovic said he intends to build a mixed-use project on the site, but that he’s still working on those plans.
Stone Brewing-anchored Henrico warehouse sold to JLL division for $40M
The sale of the Sapporo-Stone building is the latest in a trend of high-dollar industrial real estate deals to close in recent months in eastern Henrico.
Downtown’s Wytestone Plaza office building trades for $26M ahead of apartment conversion
The two downtown blocks bordered by Seventh, Ninth, Main and Cary streets may soon be one of the busiest development hotbeds in Richmond.
Richmond International Airport eyeing two new decks for public parking, rental cars
The airport’s governing body is considering building two new parking decks that are estimated to cost $228 million combined and would be funded in part by increases to daily parking rates and other fees.
Mystery developer wants to build 400-foot downtown high-rise on state-owned lot
An unnamed New York firm is plotting a high-rise tower that could include hundreds of residential units, hotel rooms, a grocery store, office space and restaurant/retail space.
After pumping the brakes, Texas firm working to reignite Quality Inn redevelopment plan
After withdrawing its initial plans to replace the hotel with 375 apartments, Trinsic Residential Group said it isn’t giving up on the project.
Updated: Texas firm working to reignite Quality Inn redevelopment plan
Trinsic Residential Group has backed away from its plan to replace the 176-room hotel into a 5-story, 375-unit apartment building.
