Vertical Builders recently began construction of The Grove on Hamilton, a six-townhome development on a 0.3-acre lot at the northwest corner of Grove and North Hamilton Street near the Museum District.
“I believe over time, (the site) will want to be developed. We like what’s going on there and we believe in the future of that area,” CEO Neil Amin said of the 15-acre wooded plot near Meadowville Technology Park.
The restaurant is a concept that RVA Hospitality owner Liz Kincaid has held onto for nearly a decade, having previously planned an initial iteration in Union Hill that never materialized.
Dubbed The Maverick, the development would span two 5-story buildings and rise on a 3.25-acre vacant lot across from Mexican restaurant Abuelita’s.
The firm paid $2.1 million per acre for the property, where it’s planning a five-story, 300-unit apartment building.
As one longtime industrial tenant punches out of Shockoe Bottom, another is clocking in.
Carlos Londoño, co-owner of Shockoe-area restaurants Papi’s, La Bodega, Casa Fiesta and Margarita’s, is preparing to open Tequila Sunrise Mexican Kitchen & Cantina this week on Robious Road.
After marketing the site for a mixed-use development that he’d hoped would bring a grocery store to Manchester, a local construction industry veteran is putting his prime Southside parcel back up for grabs.
“Having a comedy club is like having a one-screen movie theater in a small town. If people don’t like the movie, they’re not going to go see it,” said owner Michael Sands.
Will Bradley and Mark Williford are the latest to jump from Colliers to Newmark, following a trio that launched the firm’s new Richmond office about six months ago.
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