
The demolition looks to be the first step toward a redevelopment of the Franklin Street property, which has been fenced off for years as its brick façade began falling onto the street.
The demolition looks to be the first step toward a redevelopment of the Franklin Street property, which has been fenced off for years as its brick façade began falling onto the street.
After construction stalled at its Chesterfield indoor farm and led to lawsuits and a bankruptcy filing, Plenty Unlimited is moving forward with plans to complete the work after all.
The center is set to open its doors in 2027 and will be the largest Amazon facility in the greater Richmond area. It is expected to employ 1,000 workers.
Sweetie Boy Transportation, which is used to hauling and storing automobiles for dealerships, rental companies and auction houses, is dipping its toe into the cold storage business.
The project will see the 1940s-era building, which currently houses Westhampton Pastry Shop at Libbie and Patterson avenues, razed and replaced by a 4-story mixed-use structure.
As it pieces together a $1 billion factory in Chesterfield, the Danish toymaker has another sizable build in the works in a neighboring county.
Though it continues to take steps in planning for the facility, Topsoe said the uncertain outlook for the future of federal funding incentives has prompted it to slow the pace of the Chesterfield project’s development.
The principals of Richmond-based Clachan Properties recently wrapped up a yearlong conversion of the former Ambience Lofts at 1716 Summit Ave., which they’ve rebranded as Hook & Ladder Lofts.
The two upcoming buildings come as the initial phase of a four-building expansion at the center at 10390 Lakeridge Parkway and just northwest of I-95’s interchange with Sliding Hill Road.
The 4,600-square-foot building would be built on the triangular-shaped lot across Parham Road from where Bank of America had a standalone branch at the mall until 2015.
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