
A Baltimore-based company has put down eight figures to secure its spot in Goochland County for a planned 2 million-square-foot retirement community. The land had been owned by a foundation tied to local businessman Bill Goodwin.
A Baltimore-based company has put down eight figures to secure its spot in Goochland County for a planned 2 million-square-foot retirement community. The land had been owned by a foundation tied to local businessman Bill Goodwin.
The final makeup of the roster of new tenants at a redeveloped furniture manufacturing building in Scott’s Addition has become clearer.
The brand, which opened its first location in Midlothian in 2012, soon will have 10 outposts around central Virginia.
Several defendants, including one of Richmond’s biggest accounting firms, have shaken loose from a legal battle between Thalhimer and a scorned former employee. Meanwhile, the remaining defendants have begun to chip away at pieces of the lawsuit filed against the Henrico-based real estate firm’s top executives by Steven Brincefield, the company’s retired longtime head of… Read more »
Two developers are swooping into Scott’s Addition with a $20 million apartment project that will bring more height near the neighborhood’s Broad Street border.
Last year, when San Francisco-based StreetLight Data needed an east coast hub, founder and CEO Laura Schewel looked to the familiar territory of her home town. Now, after a year of having her employees here work in a coworking space on Broad Street and fresh off a $10 million capital raise, the Richmond native and… Read more »
An extra waft of roasting coffee beans soon will add to the buzz of the city’s most sought-after neighborhood.
Two developers have acquired their fifth of the six buildings on a particular downtown block and signed on yet another new commercial tenant to fill vacant space along that stretch.
A local real estate brokerage is expanding in the West End and giving its original home an open-office makeover.
An Alabama-based developer that’s pushing for hundreds of apartments in Chesterfield now has its sights set on the city, where it’s looking to deliver one of the largest multifamily projects in Manchester in recent memory.
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