Commercial Real Estate

Where a baseball stadium once was envisioned, a hotel is being considered by the Shockoe Bottom developer on the former site of a longtime Richmond bakery.

Just months after extending its reach to Short Pump, the local coworking chain is looking to reposition its original location three blocks north.

Back in town after stints in New York and D.C., a pair of local commercial interior designers is launching their own business under the umbrella of a national architecture brand.

The owner of three buildings in the office park is looking to add to its investment there with a development that would add nearly 250 units.

Nearly an entire city block at the western end of Carytown is set to be razed and redeveloped.

A liquidation trustee is continuing his investigation into the longtime local general contractor that fell into bankruptcy in February.

The firm is redrawing plans to move its local office from the suburbs to the city, freeing up a storefront in downtown’s Cokesbury building in the process.

A trio of developers with a history of investment on the Southside is going big on a 2-acre lot.

A development duo behind one of the largest mixed-use projects in the vicinity says it has no plans of slowing down as it looks to amass more real estate.

Investor interest in the neighborhood’s real estate continues, with a pair of deals closing in recent weeks on North Second Street.