Commercial Real Estate

Eastern Henrico County’s largest open-air shopping center has been put on the market.

After sitting vacant for nearly six months, the site of a shuttered Chesterfield bank building is slated for a makeover that will include a Starbucks and a national dentist office chain.

The Massachusetts-based owner of the riverfront WestRock/Costar building downtown has made an eight-figure move into Henrico, while helping secure a successful exit for a local private-equity firm.

Among new information the Dominion Energy CEO shared about the project is that the Coliseum’s replacement, planned to be a 17,000-seat expandable arena, is being designed by the same group behind the new Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, where this year’s Super Bowl will be played.

One of the area’s oldest and largest architecture firms is leaving Shockoe Bottom and relocating to the heart of downtown.

The first phase of a sprawling spec industrial complex just south of the James has landed its first big tenant.

The firm, which recently sold its majority stake in frozen yogurt chain Sweet Frog, also is looking at constructing a second building on the 1-acre site, which sits close to The Diamond.

The price of real estate continues to climb in the city’s hottest neighborhood, as two local developers last week dropped seven figures for less than an acre of land in Scott’s Addition.