After getting approval from Ashland but denied by Hanover for a data center campus that would straddle the town-and-county line, the project’s developer is back with a tweaked proposal.
Sauer Properties recently filed plans to build a pair of four-story apartment buildings with more than 200 units on the grounds of the Festival at Midlothian retail complex at 9700 Midlothian Turnpike.
Liquidity in secondary markets is always an area of concern for many institutional investors. That is no longer the case for the industrial sector in Richmond,” Lingerfelt President Brian Witthoefft said.
The prolific local real estate family has added to their downtown portfolio with one of the locations that Wells Fargo closed in the region in recent years.
“It’s definitely one of those properties that has been underutilized, and it was sorely in need of redeveloping,” said one of the developers. “We think it’s a great location and we think there’s a big need for new construction housing in the city.”
After finding the project’s original developer in default, Henrico “is eager to attract a new partner or partners that are proven, competent and capitalized to deliver on what’s clearly a once-in-a-lifetime development opportunity.”
Ash Hotels, the New York City-based firm that’s converting The Shenandoah building at 501 N. Allen Ave. into a 70-room hotel, is caught in a legal dustup.
The embattled company said negotiations over the legal disputes related to an expansion project at its Chesterfield plant would be key to its future, and the company intends to complete the expansion.
Developer Steve Leibovic said he intends to build a mixed-use project on the site, but that he’s still working on those plans.
A crowd of more than 300 packed into River City Roll last week fir an insightful panel discussion about the next phases of the city’s massive ballpark-anchored Diamond District project.
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