A year after selling its first project there in an eight-figure flip, an apartment developer already familiar with West Creek Business Park is back for another go.
335-unit apartment project near golf course site would fill West Creek allotment
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Hard Hat Happy Hour Virtual Tour: Regency Square
For the latest installment of our Hard Hat Happy Hour Virtual Tour, presented by Sands Anderson, we take you on a tour of the ongoing transformation of Regency Square from aging suburban mall to modernized mixed-use development. This recurring video series takes you inside some of the most noteworthy real estate developments under construction in… Read more »
N.C. bank’s wealth management arm to set up shop in Richmond
First Citizens Bank & Trust already has six retail locations in the area.
Luxor, West End Cleaners buildings in Carytown change hands
3001 W. Cary St. sold for $1.1 million on Aug. 18 and 3424 W. Cary St. sold for $400,000 the day before.
Lifestyle store for children stakes out space in the Fan
Ina, which sells strollers, baby carriers, clothing, gifts and toys, opened last month at 300 N. Robinson St.
Midlothian bank swooping into Scott’s Addition with branch in The Nest
Village Bank leased space at 3117 W. Marshall St. but it will close its location at 1650 Willow Lawn Drive when the new branch opens.
Pulse rezonings head for council vote despite opposition over heights
“City Hall is 19 stories tall. Can you imagine that next to the Fan? It just doesn’t make any sense,” said a West Grace Street resident.
230-unit development planned for riverfront site in Manchester
The Manchester skyline is due for another new addition at the hands of a South Carolina-based firm that a few years ago tried to get in on the boom in Scott’s Addition.
Fast-growing Henrico mortgage firm buys new Innsbrook HQ for $5.85M
The three-story, 72,000-square-foot building will eventually replace its current hub at 4510 Cox Road.
Sandwich shop chain cuts Carytown location
It’s the third time since the start of the pandemic that a national restaurant brand has exited the neighborhood.