It’s the first of likely more to come in other nursing homes with which AllyAlign is affiliated, in a move that keeps step with shifting consumer considerations amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The fast-casual chain has 20 locations nationally. The Arts District space will be its first in Richmond.
Shopped around after an initial contract fell through, a multimillion-dollar project that’s set to add hundreds of market-rate apartments near Virginia Union University has secured the same buyer as before, a NoVA-based firm making its entry into the Richmond market.
Units likely would range from $800 to $950 per month, with a minimum lease term of 90 days.
After two years of methodically plotting its entrance into Richmond, the banking giant is up and running on Staples Mill Road. It’s also under construction on several other local branches.
Following a couple fits and starts over the last several months, a new women’s clothing store has landed at 3141 W. Cary St.
A Southside storefront has traded freshly starched shirts for swinging sledgehammers.
The neighborhood has two more office tenants, including a new arrival at the HandCraft Cleaners building.
The cohousing trend is popping up again in Richmond, this time on North Arthur Ashe Boulevard.
The risk of rising sea levels and a generational leadership transition are pushing a Hampton Roads-based real estate firm further into the Richmond office market.
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