The Fan is set to get a juice bar with a rooftop patio as a local chain prepares to move down the block.
Commercial Real Estate
Fink’s Jewelers closing in Chesterfield Towne Center, will keep Short Pump shop
“We have sensed that the shopping pattern in Richmond has greatly moved to the Short Pump area,” the company said. “We’re getting leaner in an area we consider underperforming.”
‘Navy Hill is dead, but…’ – Q&A with Mayor Levar Stoney
Three days after the City Council vote that appeared to kill the massive arena-anchored economic development deal, Stoney sat down with Richmond BizSense to reflect on what went wrong – and what might happen next.
Next-door neighbors scoop up Grove Ave. Pharmacy building
Left vacant last year when the pharmacy closed after 73 years, the property’s new owners are weighing their options for its future use.
Broad St. restaurant, coffee shop property gets new owner
While the status of its current restaurant tenant remains unclear, a property in the Arts District recently fetched nearly $1 million.
Richmond developer drives full speed into RV park investments
In between developing office and apartment properties in Richmond in recent years, Yogi Singh and his crew were quietly amassing a sizable portfolio of real estate of a different sort.
Rehab tax exemption changes worry city developers
Recently approved changes to a decades-old program that has helped fuel redevelopment in Richmond through partial real estate tax abatements have some developers and builders who do business in the city on edge.
West End apartments sold again – this time for $28M
An apartment property in western Henrico with a history of changing hands about every other year is once again under new ownership, this time selling for $8 million more than it did just over two years ago.
Hardywood to revamp Ownby Lane HQ after sale of original brewery
The brewery is preparing to consolidate and renovate its home base in the city to help make way for a potential new development.
Project Snapshot: Condos rising on former Dodge dealership along Broad St.
Stanley Martin Homes has started going vertical on what’s slated to be hundreds of “two-over-two”-style condos at West Broad Landing, a 13-acre project where Lawrence Dodge once stood.