A subcontractor wants permission to continue its four-year legal fight against the local firm whose bankruptcy filing last month put a hold on the two sides’ dispute over six figures’ worth of allegedly unpaid work.
In a change from plans first approved three years ago, they seek to raze the long-vacant building along the James River to make way for the brewer’s future bistro.
The German grocery chain is showing an increased appetite for Chesterfield County real estate.
One of the Richmond market’s largest hoteliers has dropped nearly $44 million to expand its holdings farther beyond its home town.
With its initial phase of apartments underway, the new Midlothian mixed-use development has lined up an anchor for its first section of commercial space.
The developer behind the recent conversion of a Northside school building and two planned housing developments in Richmond is setting the stage for its next project.
Three months after implementing changes aimed at improving operations, Richmond’s building inspections and permitting office has reported its highest daily number of applicants received as it awaits physical upgrades.
Called The Grove, the retail strip houses several local and national tenants, including Boyer’s Ice Cream and Coffee, Alton Lane and The UPS Store.
A group out of Northern Virginia has made an all-cash splash for its first deal in the Richmond market.
A boarded-up office building near Scott’s Addition is being converted by a team of sister real estate developers.
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