An unidentified grocery store has signed on at the shopping center just west of Willow Lawn and it’s set to occupy 43,000 square feet, the same size as another unnamed grocery anchor that’s planned in Midlothian.
The 17-story, 1960s-era building is now eligible for historic tax credits, giving owner The Vakos Cos. an opening turn it into 300 apartments.
Pinpoint Real Estate Partners bought three properties last month and another earlier this month. To date, it’s spent nearly $40 million on 185 units in the city.
Upon demolishing the old silos later this year, Hourigan Development is planning to construct what will be among the tallest residential buildings to be built in the city in recent years.
The Georgia-based diner chain has owned the half-acre plot near the corner of Church Road and John Rolfe Parkway since 2017.
The brokerage is starting with a small group based in D.C., including a Richmond native and UVA alum, with a plan to eventually have a team on the ground and a formal local office.
The Richmond-based developer is moving ahead after Philadelphia-based Parkway Corp. withdrew from the project and sold it the land.
Owner Harold Vega found another vacant fast food building for what will be his seventh location.
Kalyan Hospitality bought the 55-room Shockoe Slip hotel from Apple Hospitality REIT.
The changes include shifting one of the apartment towers 81 feet to the east and 20 feet closer to the river, while adding height and decreasing length on the other, all to maintain more of the brewery’s riverfront view.
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