A Richmond native is back after a decade doing residential development in California and he’s investing in his hometown.
Shockoe Slip buildings that house eatery Sam Miller’s sell for more than $3M
Commercial Real Estate
Plan for 210 townhomes would add rooftops to Westchester Commons
Four-story buildings within the 800-acre commercial development would continue the residential infill that started with a 236-unit apartment complex.
It’s Bo Time near Bellevue and White Oak as fried chicken chain expands
Bojangles’ local franchise group, Tands Inc., filed plans for the Brook Road and Laburnum Avenue locations in 2016 and 2017, respectively, and purchased the sites a year later.
Trapezium Brewing taproom on tap in Church Hill after council approval
The brewer needed a special-use permit for the former Richmond Association of Masonic Lodges building at 520 N. 25th St., where it will open “93 by Trapezium.”
Longtime retail tenant buys Carytown building it’s in to avoid rent hikes
AlterNatives Boutique at 3320 W. Cary St. bought the property for $430,000 from Jim Stevens, who paid $62,000 for it in 1983.
Longtime roofing firm builds own roof over its head for new Southside HQ
The 78-year-old company is wrapping up a rehab of a three-building site on the Blackwell side of Route 1, taking the main building as its office and leasing out the others.
$6M sale gives Richmond Tesla dealership property a new sticker price
The electric carmaker leases the 30,000-square-foot former Bassett Furniture store building on a 2-acre parcel most recently assessed by the county at $4.9 million.
Specialty cookware retailer dishes up new storefront in Manchester
Accoutre, which closed its Scott’s Addition location during the pandemic and has operated online since, plans to open its new shop in July.
Urban One’s Southside site proposal wins the city’s casino sweepstakes
A $600 million, 300,000-square-foot resort at 2001 Walmsley Blvd. was the development selected but Richmond voters will have the final say on Nov. 2.
500 apartments approved for Virginia Center Commons’ JCPenney site
Four residential buildings will replace the recently closed department store as part of the larger redevelopment of the former shopping mall in Henrico.
