Unkindness Art is relocating its tattoo parlor and planning to open an art gallery and shop dubbed Nevermore in the two buildings its owner bought last month.
The owners of the chain’s Midlothian location have signed on to operate at Richmond Eats, a ghost kitchen in Scott’s Addition.
The owners of the Hofheimer building in Scott’s Addition are reinventing the property’s namesake restaurant.
Since expanding into the Richmond region last October, the company has purchased 14 homes in Chesterfield, Henrico and the city, according to a BizSense review of property records.
The construction consulting firm had a hand in building the homes of the Miami Heat and Brooklyn Nets and has hired an industry veteran to launch its local operations.
After more than a decade of steadily acquiring properties in Richmond, the D.C.-based firm recently found itself on the selling side of the negotiating table for one of its downtown buildings.
The 266-unit, market-rate complex sold for $50.9 million, or $191,000 per door. It last sold for $30 million three years ago.
A local real estate investor has teamed with a restaurant industry veteran to take over the restaurant, which became independent after the Virginia Barbeque franchise system collapsed a few years ago.
A stretch of the city’s Northside is continuing to attract developer interest, as a mystery group is looking to bring 10 floors of new construction to the neighborhood.
The North Carolina-based chain is in expansion mode, with four locations in the works, including one in Northern Virginia.
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