
The local developer bought the Greendale Railing building at 2031 Westwood Ave. for $7.5 million on Dec. 21. A day later, it bought 3406 Carlton St. for $9.3 million.
The local developer bought the Greendale Railing building at 2031 Westwood Ave. for $7.5 million on Dec. 21. A day later, it bought 3406 Carlton St. for $9.3 million.
There are four new Richmond-area locations in the works, including one on the site of a former Rite Aid in Midlothian. The other locations are a mystery.
He’s relocating a head shop and CBD store to a former gas station at 10150 Hull St., where he plans to sell pot as soon as the legal market opens and he gets a license.
Progress on The Diamond District, GreenCity and CityCenter developments, a proposed casino could resurface in Petersburg, Michael Hild could get a new trial, and more.
With big names like Phil Mickelson and Paige Spiranac, the local golf scene produced plenty of news over the last year.
The list includes a data center and office buildings, but seven of the priciest properties were apartment complexes.
The budding marijuana industry spurred several ventures, and Scott’s Addition continued to attract businesses.
Richmond’s request for interest calls for a 10,000-capacity stadium to be built first for the Flying Squirrels — and in a new suggested location.
Mergers and acquisitions by financial institutions had ripple effects, including layoffs, branch closures and office shuffling.
New concepts were announced, local restaurateurs expanded their footprints, and plenty of old restaurant spaces were given new life.
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