A Red Lobster location in Midlothian is the latest local commercial tenant to have allegedly fallen behind on its rent since the pandemic began, resulting in one of a handful of similar lawsuits.
Relative newcomer to the Manchester development scene buys a half-acre site housing only a 1,000-square-foot garage for $1.17 million.
“The offer we got was kind of ridiculous,” Sound of Music co-owner John Morand said.
The Asian fusion restaurant will take over a space at 10921 W. Broad St. that had been home to pizza joints Pie Five and Pupatella in recent years.
Foundations are laid and elevator shafts are vertical at the site of Shockoe Bottom’s latest apartment project.
The property at 1801 W. Marshall St. is home to a 95-year-old, 23,000-square-foot warehouse occupied by The Paul Saunders Roofing Co.
The Chesterfield industrial real estate sector has been busy, with the Hill Phoenix plant at 1301 Battery Brooke Parkway selling for $21.35 million.
Dubbed Hatch Local, the food hall will have two outdoor dining areas and nine stalls for food vendors to rent.
Benderson Development Co., which has a portfolio of 700 properties nationwide, also owns the Octapharma Plasma property at 3830 Hull St.
A mother-daughter team plans to launch their first eatery in January at 301 N. Robinson St.
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