Owner Dave McCormack now plans to convert the former Masonic lodge on North 25th Street into office space, while he also just bought an office building near Willow Lawn that he plans to modernize.
It would be the new chain’s first location in Virginia, and second overall. Its initial location opened last winter in Golden Corral’s home state of North Carolina.
Duke Dodson is preparing to open Parlay Bar & Lounge at 3117 W. Leigh St., where he’ll also relocate his Graybo’s Sports Cards retail shop from Grace Street.
Dallas-based Trammell Crow Residential and Tennessee-based Elmington is planning roughly the same number of units at two sites near Semmes and Cowardin avenues.
The Fortune 500 healthcare supply company said it will move into a new headquarters somewhere in the Richmond area by the end of the year, but it won’t say where.
The shopping center last sold in 2019 for $29 million. The latest sale did not include the anchor Kroger building or Wells Fargo outparcel.
In a bid to continue growing their fan base, the region’s other minor league baseball team is turning off the lights in what its owner believes is the first-of-its-kind stadium setup.
Dalian Development has formally filed an appeal to try to reverse a Richmond Circuit Court ruling related to a lease dispute on a surface parking lot it owns at 3210 W. Marshall St.
Brick Fire will open in the former Maya space on East Grace St. Pizza Hut is taking over a storefront next to Four Brothers Bistro across from the Lombardy Kroger.
The listing comes just weeks after a Fairfax-based developer received city approval to build a three-story development with a dozen apartments plus commercial space.
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