Joseph Lawson and Cabell Childress are at it again, this time with a 20-unit complex they purchased for $3 million.
Realtor duo adds to investor portfolio with West End apartment deal
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Alamo BBQ closed for expansion as owners reopen second restaurant in Church Hill
Juliette Highland and Chris Davis are looking to build an addition onto Alamo and in the meantime have revived Frontier, which had opened only briefly before the pandemic arrived.
Manchester block sold to Charlottesville developer for $3M
The 2-acre plot spans the entire city block bound by Maury, East Third, Everett and East Fourth streets. It’s in a part of southeastern Manchester that’s starting to draw more development interest.
Bryan Park Bar & Grill changes ownership in Lakeside
The bar is now on its third owner since 2016. The space has over the years been home to McCook’s Grill & Bar, LA Grill and Sonny’s Bar & Grill.
NoVa developer looks to transform stretch of North Lombardy
A six-story mixed-use building would replace the “run-down, underutilized buildings” spread across six parcels near Lombardy intersections with Overbrook Road, Seminary Avenue and Chamberlayne Avenue.
National brokerage Newmark lures Colliers trio to break into Richmond market
Newmark’s move into Richmond follows that of national peer Lee & Associates, which expanded here last year.
Brewery self-distribution bill gains momentum in General Assembly
If ultimately passed, the bill would allow brewers to sell a limited amount of product without a distributor through the creation of the Virginia Beer Distribution Co.
Shuttered Saint Gertrude campus sold for $10M ahead of residential conversion
Once the school is converted into 39 apartments, the developer plans to flip those units into for-sale condos after five years.
Realtor group buys The Highpoint building in Scott’s Addition for nearly $4M
A local team of Keller Williams Realty agents will take over a portion of the building, while rest will continue to be home to an eclectic mix of tenants in its shared workspace.
After quiet sale last month, Greyhound station on Arthur Ashe Blvd. back on the market
With the massive Diamond District development in the works across the street, the aging Greyhound bus station on Arthur Ashe Boulevard is getting some renewed attention. The station and its nearly 5-acre parcel were sold late last month to Connecticut-based hedge fund Twenty Lake Holdings. But the new owner isn’t looking to hold onto the… Read more »