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Goochland County’s fire-rescue chief is resigning. New faces and promotions in law, real estate and more.
Goochland County’s fire-rescue chief is resigning. New faces and promotions in law, real estate and more.
This week’s top five properties are worth over $2 million. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
Richmond City Council convenes its last regular meeting of the year after getting snowed out last week, Hanover defers votes on the proposed Lake District at Glen Allen development and the Chesterfield EDA meets this week.
Regional brokers recorded $15 million, including the long-anticipated sale of the former Quality Inn & Suites hotel in Scott’s Addition. 14 lease transactions accounted for nearly 68,000 square feet of retail, office and industrial space filled across the region.
Two new restaurants reported in Henrico County. Chesterfield reports a new childcare service. For all of this week’s licenses, become a BizSense Pro member.
Altria pumps nearly $2 billion into a Canadian CBD firm, Brink’s gets approval to acquire a Brazilian firm and a local hotel REIT adds to its holdings.
The extension of an airport concourse for $18 million gives Henrico County the top permit this week. Chesterfield County’s new middle school is getting $14 million of work. For the entire list including Goochland and Hanover counties and the city of Richmond, become a BizSense Pro member.
Long agendas packed with business. Big ticket items include a proposed 323-acre mixed-use development and 226-acre solar farm in Hanover. Snow delays a City Council vote ahead of its review of the Navy Hill redevelopment proposal. Goochland’s EDA also meets this week.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch announces two departures from its editorial page. An accounting firm launches a new investment banking advisory brand and announces leadership. A tech association names a new executive director. Plus, new faces in law, banking, insurance and more.
A local web development firm gets Alexa talking about the state lottery, a national beauty store chain gets holiday-themed spots from a Richmond-based production studio, and several area shops announce promotions and new hires.
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