A downtown marketing group wants a Black Lives Matter street mural painted near the State Capitol, a planned restoration of a historic Black cemetery gets a local funding boost, and a $17 million commercial greenhouse project is planned at West Creek.
A $650,000 foreclosure in Midlothian tops the list this week. Become a BizSense Pro member for all of this week’s foreclosures.
A general contractor claims $3 million in damages from two subcontractors on an apartment development. A noteholder wants a big-box tenant out of West Broad Village Shopping Center because of unpaid rent.
The $27 million sale of several convenient stores in Chesterfield tops this week’s transfers. For the entire list of transfers in the area, become a BizSense Pro member.
A $2.75 million sale of a medical office building in south Richmond is the top sale. A community foodbank leases 58,000 square feet in a Northside Richmond shopping center.
Second quarter earnings season is in full effect with numbers coming in from several big firms.
A resonant turn-off circuit, an automatic can opener, and more e-cigarette improvements are just some of this week’s new patents.
Face mask promotion abounds in the latest Pitch, as three area health systems launch a PSA campaign encouraging mask wearing, another health system gets branded masks from a downtown agency, and a local business producing masks and other PPE gets a website.
A Fan clinic announces a medical director. A grassroots recovery community organization names an executive director. New faces in real estate, law and more.
Multiple localities roll out new grant programs for businesses, New Kent supervisors consider a retail development in Bottoms Bridge, and an intersection enhancement project in Jackson Ward is awarded grant funding.
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