With hundreds of apartments already in the works in the vicinity, plans were filed with the city this week for a 314-unit apartment building that would rise at 1316 Ownby Lane.
Mike Platania
Oregon Hill infill project nears completion, with more on the way
Kyle Johnston’s Canvas Development is nearing completion on a three-townhome project at 105-7 S. Laurel St. and has two other small infill townhouse projects in the works in the neighborhood.
Owner of Jalapeño’s in Carytown opening pizza joint next door
Plans for Anthony’s Pizza Carytown come as Anthony’s on the Hill announced it’s closing after a decade in Church Hill.
Local home remodeler abruptly closes, leaving clients and subcontractors in limbo
The Henrico-based firm ceased operations earlier this month “due to financial difficulties,” according to a letter sent to clients.
Townhome infill eyed for small lot in Shockoe Bottom
The project will take shape just on 20th Street between Broad and Grace, and must first gain approvals for a special-use permit and from the Commission of Architectural Review.
Longoven owners plotting yet another restaurant in Scott’s Addition
It’ll be the group’s fourth restaurant in the neighborhood, joining Japanese concept Nokoribi at 1509 Belleville St. and Italian restaurant Lost Letter that opened this year within Longoven’s space on Clay Street.
Ghost kitchen concept ChefSuite opens rentable kitchen venue on West Broad
ChefSuite recently opened at 4711 W. Broad St., where it offers 16 rentable kitchen suites from which tenants can operate restaurants for delivery and pick-up only.
Max’s on Broad restaurant to close, make way for new concept
The late Ted Santarella opened Max’s, named for his son, in 2013. Now owner Liz Kincaid is making a change to stay in step with a changing Arts District neighborhood.
Asian-style restaurant Wok this Way opens on Broad St.
Named after Run D.M.C. and Aerosmith’s 1986 hit song, the restaurant features rock-and-roll-themed dishes like Back in Black Pepper Beef Stir Fry and Sweet Child of Thai Pad Thai.
Planning Commission delays vote on 260-unit Museum District project
Georgia-based Flournoy Development Group must wait until next month to learn whether its six-story project at 3600 Grove Ave. will get a thumbs-up from the commission.