
A developer from New Jersey has officially staked his claim in eastern Henrico County as he looks to add more rooftops and retail to the area.
A developer from New Jersey has officially staked his claim in eastern Henrico County as he looks to add more rooftops and retail to the area.
With heavy machinery already tearing up earth in the background, a fast-growing chain of golf entertainment complexes ceremoniously broke ground Wednesday on its first Richmond-area location.
The Florida-based grocer is looking to build yet another new store in the county, which is slated to usher in a refresh for the surrounding retail property.
A Chesterfield-based small business consulting company has acquired a local peer and come across the river for a new office in the Fan.
A Richmond-based grocer is closing its out-of-state outpost after a six-year run, but is keeping open the prospect of another Richmond location.
An oblong tract of land that sits between Interstate 95 and The Diamond has found a suitor after five years on the market.
With city zoning in and around Scott’s Addition recently updated to accommodate denser development, Richmond planners now are shifting their attention to another district along the bus rapid transit corridor that’s largely driving the changes.
A grocery store that earlier this year replaced Martin’s in a Henrico shopping center has gone out of business.
As development interest south of the city has some property owners along Route 5 fearing the future, Henrico County planners are pushing a plan they say would lay the groundwork for protecting and preserving the distinctly rural corridor.
Four months after an initial proposal aroused local controversy, a revised plan to give historic designation to hundreds of Manchester-area properties has received the endorsement of state regulators.
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