The office park’s second-biggest landlord designated five properties for hundreds of apartments and structured parking that would replace existing parking lots over the next decade.
The developer wants to build up to 20 stories of a mix of multi-family residential, office, and hotel uses that would span up to 575,000 square feet.
The owner of the Saheb Indian Bistro previously co-owned Pakwaan Indian Cuisine, also in Chesterfield County, and wanted “something of my own.”
The real estate data firm will take over the 13,000-square-foot Pattern Building, which is part of Tredegar Iron Works.
Franchisees signed leases in Willow Lawn shopping center, Stonehenge Village in Midlothian and Short Pump Station. Each will store have 25 employees and open by September.
The Schwab office at 11657 W. Broad St. closed and moved in with TD at 11108 W. Broad St. The building, which now wears Schwab signage, has employees of both brands onsite.
Barry Wilton purchased the two-building complex, which is nestled between Interstates 95, 64 and 195 and more than 90 percent leased, from Fernau LeBlanc.
The Richmond-based missionary group is seeking a permit for two five-story buildings that would fill a surface parking lot and replace an office building.
The family that owns the business bought the 121-year-old building at 1324 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd. in 1967 for $35,000.
A team of friends from the local restaurant industry is launching the new concept because “it’s rare to be able to get a space with such visibility.”
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