The owner of Church Hill spots Liberty Public House and Riverbend Roastery is one of the owners of the Chimbo concept, which aims to serve “really interesting, big sandwiches,” like those at the former Black Sheep in Carver.
The growing pizzeria chain has over 30 locations open or in the works throughout the country, including one in Charlottesville.
The strip center changed hands as 2024 came to a close, adding to a flurry of over $320 million in year-end commercial real estate deals.
Yak Yai Thai will be the first restaurant venture for husband and wife Ken and Marinda Sourinphoumy, and Ken’s sister, Charintip Wiphatwibulkit.
The deal adds to more than $300 million worth of industrial sales in eastern Henrico in the last few months.
Transaction volume in the region’s multifamily real estate market seems to be continuing to pick up momentum as a Southside apartment complex fetched eight figures just before the calendar turned over.
When water is the main ingredient of your business’s main product, a boil advisory is “pretty much a worst case scenario.”
The chain’s new Grace Street space will be on the ground floor of an under-construction mixed-use building that’s being developed by the Abouzaki family.
The fully leased 14-building property spans 55 acres northwest of the Topgolf off Westwood Avenue and totals around 642,000 square feet in buildings that were developed throughout the 1980s and 90s.
Superstars owner Taylor Antonelli said they haven’t finalized all the details on what the public-facing concept would be, but city planning documents list it as Antonelli’s Deli and is described as a “neighborhood pizzeria/delicatessen.”
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