“The world is upside down right now. I can’t really say what’s going to happen, but I do proudly say we’re open for business and booking as much as we can,” the Charlottesville general manager said.
Where once there were tacos and beers, you’ll find vinyl records and Bohemian décor, as a bid to transform a longstanding Fan bar into a more varied space takes shape.
Kyle and Josh Engelken aren’t letting the coronavirus scare prevent them from leaping into the golf business.
As it shifts over to new ownership, a local car dealer has sold its land on West Broad to its new operator for a sizable price tag.
“We had a green light and 36 hours later the world fell apart, and so did the deal,” said owner Greg Johnson.
A major mixed-use project across from Rocketts Landing has taken another step toward blasting off.
The second phase, which will include a $40 million apartment complex, received zoning approval in 2016, but activity at the site only started in recent months.
The chain still has one location remaining in the region at Reynolds Crossing. And a new tenant already has been lined up for its space in Short Pump.
For the second time in six years, an out-of-town firm has dropped eight figures on a trio of West End office buildings totaling 116,000 square feet.
Bruce’s Super Body Shops renovated its Midlothian Turnpike location to mirror its other outposts in the West End and Williamsburg, including installation of a large glass dome.
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