The coffee retailer remodeled and added a drive-thru for its cafe. The chain is also planning a takeout-only concept in the Fan.
Starbucks opens store in long-shuttered former Arby’s building on Broad Street
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Home security company locks down another office in Henrico County
SimpliSafe plans to hire more than 250 people to staff a security monitoring center at 4840 Cox Road in Innsbrook.
Voekler family buys commercial land with self-storage business
The downtown Richmond lawyer, his wife and his brother paid $3.15 million for 9991 Lickinghole Road in Ashland.
Former Jackson Ward barbecue joint reopens in Henrico County
A barbecue joint that decamped from the city last year now slings its smoked meats and desserts out of a former Pizza Hut in Henrico County. Stump’s Pig & Pint opened in recent weeks at 1164 Wilkinson Road within the Chamberlayne Farms Shopping Center. With the new digs comes a new bakery that features cakes,… Read more »
Developers pay $12.5M for Lacy’s 3.3-acre tract on Arthur Ashe Blvd.
At about $3.8 million per acre, the deal marks the highest sales price on a per-acre basis in the Scott’s Addition area in recent memory.
Seafood restaurant chain drops anchor at Chesterfield Towne Center
Twisted Crab plans to open in the 5,000-square-foot space formerly occupied by Genghis Grill.
Startup with tech solution to bedwetting expands in Hanover
GoGo Band, which was founded in 2016, moved into a 2,100-square-foot space earlier this month at 11080 Air Park Road.
Shockoe Bottom restaurant space tries out new act as a nightclub
The Dive opened at 1800 E. Main St. by the same owner as Crave, which had operated in the space since October.
Cheesesteak brand leases former Starbucks spot at Broad and Bowe
The store will be Charleys Philly Steaks’ second in the region, filling a space that was damaged during rioting last summer.
Updated: Developers plan ‘Leigh Addition’ project on Arthur Ashe Blvd.
A marketing flyer touts a seven-story, 100,000-square-foot mixed-use project called Leigh Addition by Washington, D.C.-based Level 2.