The properties in question are: an entire city block at 701 E. Cary St.; its 20-story Eighth & Main office tower at 707 E. Main St.; and a 3-story parking deck at 620 E. Cary St.
Mike Platania
Thalhimer drops $10M for Shockoe apartments, Southside warehouse
The deal involved two attached buildings in Shockoe Slip and a Richmond Highway industrial space, all while the firm continues to get the Diamond District project to the starting line.
Scott’s Shawarma spinning out of Scott’s Addition in favor of the Fan
After forging a following from behind a deli counter in Scott’s Addition, Mahmoud Farah is looking to turn his shawarma spot into a proper restaurant.
Weeks after closure, Isley Brewing sells rights to its most popular beer
The recently closed Scott’s Addition brewery has chosen a small beermaker from the Northern Neck to help carry on part of its legacy.
The Circuit arcade-bar powers down in Scott’s Addition
The closure comes just months after The Circuit’s owner sold its building to a local developer. The Circuit was among the first trendy, entertainment-focused bars to arrive in Scott’s Addition.
Scott’s Addition tattoo shop Moving Mountains on the move to Arts District
“The entire shop looks like a Bob Ross painting,” owner Lake Stephens said of the murals and décor in her shop.
78-unit ‘Bellevue Gardens’ income-based apartment project eyed next to Imperial Village
“Everything we do is affordable,” said developer Jen Surber. “You can’t build (affordable units) quick enough. They lease up quickly and they stay full.”
Bad As Philly cheesesteak spot expanding from Colonial Heights to the Fan
“I wanted the customer to tell me, ‘Man, that’s not just a Philly. That’s a bad-ass Philly,” founder Mohamed Salama said of the origins of the restaurant’s name.
Richmond chef of HBO fame readies Young Mother restaurant in Carytown
Fueled in part by his winnings from the HBO Max show “The Big Brunch,” Daniel Harthausen will open his first full-time restaurant in the space where Carytown Cupcakes currently resides.
Electricians trade school sparks move to Midlothian with $2M deal
The Richmond Electricians’ Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee just bought a 23,000-square-foot building that will give it room to train 500 students.