Two more localities roll out their proposed budgets for next fiscal year, Hanover weighs a proposed replacement HQ for Virginia ABC and a Chick-fil-A restaurant, and city planners review new homes proposed in Church Hill.
Two $400,000 homes in Chesterfield County lead this week’s lists of foreclosures. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
Henrico County reports a CBD store, Chesterfield County reports two new restaurants, and the city of Richmond has a new brewery. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer reports the following deals: Rosenthal Properties purchased Stonehenge Village Shopping Center at 12501-12601 Stone Village Way in Chesterfield County; and Staples Mill Marketplace at 9000-9120 Staples Mill Road, Staples Mill Square at 9001 Staples Mill Road, Parham Plaza at 1518-1532 N. Parham Road and the Ridge Shopping Center at 1500-1552… Read more »
Proxy season is in full bloom, with executive compensation data out from several local firms. Meanwhile, Altria invests nearly $2 billion in a Canadian cannabinoid company.
An insurer claims two local companies were negligent in the fire at the Tobacco Company and seeks $5.2 million in damages. A couple says flooding in their condominium in a historic building made the unit uninhabitable and seeks $1.1 million. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
This week, Hanover County reports a $13 million commercial building. Henrico County reports a $1.4 million tenant improvement for a new headquarters. To get all the permits from the city of Richmond and Chesterfield and Goochland counties, become a BizSense Pro member.
A new partner and two new shareholders in law. A new membership director for an insurance association. Plus new faces in insurance, marketing and more.
A national shrimp brand taps a local firm as its lead agency, multiple shops announce new hires and promotions, including several recruits from area peers, and a production studio’s Richmond office adds a creative director.
Budget season gets into full swing as more localities roll out their proposed fiscal plans, a fourth water source is proposed for a county with an initial project cost of $121 million, and several rezoning requests go before various boards this week.
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