A popular local chicken chain is growing in a Chesterfield suburb.
Chicken Fiesta taking seconds in Midlothian
Commercial Real Estate
VCU snags Northside property for $3M
VCU Health is becoming its own landlord on the Northside after buying a building just off Chamberlayne Avenue from the Robins Foundation.
Lee Medical Building conversion gets thumbs down from BZA
Facing stiff opposition from area residents and their elected representative, a plan to convert a Monument Avenue office building into apartments hit a snag this week, failing to secure a requested permit for the project.
Local bike shop owner gears up for brewery offshoot
“The bicycle industry has its ebbs and flows,” said Molly’s Bicycle Shop owner Louis Scheer. “I grew up in the business, and the whole point about going to the bike shop was not just to buy a bike or have yours worked on. It was to hang out.”
VUU targets motel site amid pending zoning changes
As city planners move forward with an initiative to revitalize and redefine a section of Richmond’s Northside, one of the neighborhood’s oldest residents is eyeing a development that would put part of that plan into action.
Henrico firm plans new hotel in Ashland
Powered by a new Ashland tax incentive, the site of a razed hotel and restaurant off Interstate 95 soon will be home to a Hilton offshoot’s first Richmond region location.
Juice bar, hot yoga studio fill out revived Huguenot Road strip
A former Blockbuster Video storefront in Midlothian is full of new life.
Retro shop pops up on Broad Street
A new retail shop with a nostalgic streak has opened in Jackson Ward.
Urban Farmhouse to close Linden Row location, eyes Henrico outpost
“What I’ve had to do is learn the hard way,” said owner Kathleen Richardson, who for the second time in a month is closing a location of her home-grown café chain, while also zeroing in on a bigger space in the region’s western suburbs.
Lyft parks drivers’ lounge in Jackson Ward
On the same day it filed an initial public offering, a Silicon Valley-based ride-share giant also established a brick-and-mortar presence in Richmond.