
The auction for the lake and its 6 acres will take place online from April 7-9, and comes after the Hadad family lost much of the surrounding land to foreclosure last year.
The auction for the lake and its 6 acres will take place online from April 7-9, and comes after the Hadad family lost much of the surrounding land to foreclosure last year.
The sale comes out to $305,000 per-door and adds to Weinstein Properties’ local holdings after it sold off a few of its Richmond-area apartment complexes in the last two years.
Dean Giavos said they’re drawing inspiration from taverns in New York and beyond. It’ll offer “refined takes on enduring American fare in a space designed to feel like it’s been around forever,” he said.
JTW Design recently paid $1.5 million for 3309 W. Leigh St., a 5,000-square-foot office building that will replace its current home near Carytown.
The third time might be the charm for the 6-acre site at 4400 W. Broad St. to finally be redeveloped. It’s been on the market for $13 million.
“We’re not trying to take over and do so much. Everything fell on this year, for whatever reason,” said Chris Tsui, whose EAT Restaurant Partners recently reopened Boulevard Burger & Brew and has more restaurants in the pipeline.
Developer Avery Hall expects to start site work and construction on the 550-unit, 16- and 17-story towers this spring next to Legend Brewing.
Homme Essentials is making the move to Northside after its former home on Lafayette Ave. in Malvern Gardens was snatched up by the owner of a yoga studio.
A similar extension and renovation plan is in the works for Richmond Jet Center competitor Million Air, which also operates on the grounds of Richmond International Airport.
At least three lawsuits were filed in recent weeks by contractors who claim they’re owed millions of dollars for their work on D.C.-based Outlier Realty Capital’s unfinished 150-room project at 1101 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd.
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