Gumenick’s Skip Nash said the deal gives the company options for the busy, visible corner that leads into the sprawling mixed-use development.
Gumenick grabs vacant bank branch, adds to Libbie Mill holdings
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Sources: Salomonsky buying Better Housing’s Scott’s Addition hotel
Better Housing Coalition is under contract to sell the former Quality Inn & Suites building at 3200 W. Broad St.
$30M apartment development slated for Brandermill area
After launching several projects in Midlothian, a local apartment developer is branching out into Chesterfield County’s Brandermill area for his latest deal.
Rowhouse rehab taking shape along O Street
A once-stalled historic rehab in Church Hill is nearing the finish line, marking an end to a years-long effort by local couple John and Benedicte Whitworth.
Canada-based developer buys into Powhatan
A global land development company based in Canada is entering the local market with a deal in Powhatan County that could result in hundreds of new homes.
‘Castle in Goochland’ makes room for B&B venture
Dover Hall, the 33,000-square-foot mansion in Manakin-Sabot, has opened its 10 themed bedrooms to guests for $295 to $695 a night.
Apartment portfolio sale results in $17M windfall
Spy Rock Real Estate and Boston-based Davis Cos. sold their 219-unit Collection Midtown portfolio July 12 for $31 million.
‘Montpelier Villa’ commercial development in the works in Hanover
A group of investors made up of mostly restaurateurs has put a new retail and office project on the front burner in Hanover County.
Local developers open hotel in former insane asylum
Robin Miller and Dan Gecker have redeveloped their fair share of old buildings. But when the seasoned local- development duo decided to branch outside of Richmond to restore and convert a long-abandoned insane asylum and prison in Staunton, their idea turned into a project that’s been more than 10 years in the making. “It was… Read more »
Brookland Park apparel company sells building at a profit, moves up the street
A year after setting up shop in Northside, a local retailer has outgrown its home and is moving a few blocks over while staying in the same neighborhood.