Dominion Energy plans to raze a 15,000-square-foot auxiliary building at 2501 Grayland Ave., which is part of the nearly 5-acre assemblage of land that the company is under contract to sell for a future redevelopment.
Mike Platania
New downtown Chick-fil-A opens today in James Center
Chick-fil-A has cut the ribbon on a new location in the city, while also plotting further expansion in the counties. The fast-food chain opens for business today (Tuesday) at its new Three James Center location at 1051 E. Cary St. downtown. The chicken sandwich-focused franchise has taken over the former Arby’s space. It’s the third… Read more »
Drive-thru-only Dunkin’ planned at Cox and Three Chopt
The donut and coffee shop chain will debut a new store design for the region under the “Dunkin’ Go” brand that the Massachusetts-based company has rolled out in recent years.
Industrial site near VUU sells to C’ville firm for $3M
“We feel there’s a growing scarcity of industrial properties, especially within the urban ring,” Noll said. “It’s the not-pretty side of real estate.
The Veil Brewing Co. ready to unveil new Scott’s Addition taproom
The building had once been planned for a food hall but is now home to The Veil and Nokoribi, a Japanese restaurant from the ownership group behind Longoven.
Burger pop-up looks to be a smash with new Northside restaurant
After years of flipping burgers on temporary grills and folding tables in parking lots, a local pop-up restaurant is making the jump to brick-and-mortar.
Coca-Cola warehouse in Chesterfield sells for $37M
Bailard, Inc. a San Francisco-based investment firm, is the new owner of the 350,000-square-foot facility, which was built last year by Red Rock Developments and Westport Capital Partners.
250-unit Grove Ave. apartment project gets thumbs up from Planning Commission
After neighborhood feedback the developer tweaked the design, which reduced the number of apartments from 260 to 253, and the number of parking spaces from 335 to 330.
Lawsuits piling up for shuttered home renovator Fabling Built
At least three lawsuits and eight warrant-in-debt actions have been filed against the company since its sudden closure on March 15. Clients and subcontractors thus far say they’re owed more than $200,000.
‘Undeniably the biggest challenge’: Richmond developers reckon with rising interest rates
The spike in loan rates that began in 2022 has prompted some real estate developers to rethink their math, leading some to delay construction on previously announced projects in the Richmond region or, in some cases, to put project sites back up for sale.