After a round of renovations, the 1,500-square-foot space at 314 E. Grace St. is now equipped with a full bar, cocktail menu and over 100 types of wine.
Henley on Grace wine bar opens in former Red Door diner space
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Multifamily milestone: Short Pump complex sells for $327K per door
The Flats at West Broad Village set a high watermark with a $111 million price tag, while two other large apartment deals closed for $85 million and $44 million.
Another chunk of Eck real estate empire sells to local buyer for $6M
The latest deal involved nine properties, but the bulk of the Eck family’s 150-plus property portfolio remains under contract to be sold to a single mystery buyer.
Demolition underway for Laurel Park mixed-use project in Henrico
The nearly 60-year-old shopping center at 2314 Hungary Road is being torn down to make way for a dozen buildings with retail and 350 apartments.
Shopping center, warehouse in Chesterfield sell in deals worth $22M
Out-of-town developers bought the Trane Supply warehouse for $14.1 million and the Genito Crossing Shopping Center for $8.2 million.
Mixed-use building planned to replace warehouse in Jackson Ward
More than a dozen apartments plus commercial space would rise at 210 W. Marshall St. if the property owner gets approvals from the city.
Mystery developer lining up block in Manchester’s industrial section
The nearly 2-acre plot is currently used as a UPS logistics center but is under contract to be sold and in the midst of a rezoning application.
LaDiff moving to South Richmond
“We’re looking at the whole concept for the five acres as something like a LaDiff village,” co-owner Andy Thornton said of the furniture retailer’s future home on Commerce Road.
Thalhimer unloads South Carolina operations to Cushman & Wakefield
“Bottom line, it’s not strategic for our success,” said CEO Lee Warfield. “Sometimes you let things linger too long, and we decided not to do that in this case.”
City marketing ‘The Diamond District’ as it seeks redevelopment proposals
Richmond’s master plan calls for the 67-acre, largely city-owned assemblage along Arthur Ashe Boulevard to have a mix of uses.