The prospects of future development at the old Westhampton School site took a step forward on Monday. The Richmond Planning Commission voted to recommended approval of Bon Secours’ request to rezone the school’s 6 acres at 5800 Patterson Ave. The matter now needs City Council approval. Bon Secours filed the request in late May, as… Read more »
A delayed vote on a requested boundary expansion of an historic district in Manchester has prompted the local development team behind the proposal to threaten to halt construction and further investment in the area – even though the state agency reviewing the proposal said it supports the plan.
A local development firm is looking to milk an opportunity out of a recently shuttered industrial site near The Diamond.
The apartment conversion of a warehouse three football fields long on Overbrook Road appears headed for its second and final phase – with a restaurant component added to the mix.
A state-owned, tin-looking building near the corner of Governor and East Grace streets soon could be in the hands of private ownership. That’s if the price is right – and if someone is willing to move it.
A week after the city’s Planning Commission delayed weighing in on the future of the old Westhampton School site, the City Council has followed suit.
An Innsbrook-based real estate firm stayed local for its latest acquisition, striking a deal with one of the biggest players in the Petersburg redevelopment scene.
The gutting of a once-troubled West Broad Street office building is in full swing, as its new owner readies it for a slate of new tenants that have already signed on.
One South Commercial reports the following deals: BRT3 LLC purchased 316 Brook Road in Richmond for $500,000. Ann Schweitzer represented the buyer and Ryan Rilee represented the sellers. Richmond Union LLC purchased 2308 M St. in Richmond for $870,000. Katy Foucar-Szocki and Justin Sledd represented the seller. Have Site Will Travel reports the following deal:… Read more »
A $1.9 million land buy has sucked the veil of secrecy off a large code-named industrial project in Chesterfield County.
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