A multimillion-dollar renovation of a federally subsidized apartment complex in Henrico is signaling a new trend of county involvement in such projects, with more to come.
$5M renovation wraps up at Hope Village Apartments
Commercial Real Estate
Longtime home goods store set to close in Carytown
One of the bigger storefronts in Carytown is set to become available next year as the owners of a longtime Richmond furniture and home decor shop head into retirement.
Regency Square retail strip sells for $7.4 million
The group behind the redevelopment of the struggling West End mall appears to be cashing in on some of its success at the ever-evolving property.
City loan program aims to encourage clean energy upgrades
Richmond property owners rehabbing or developing commercial properties soon will have a new financial incentive to include clean energy and water efficiency upgrades in their projects.
Two local banks closing branches in Chesterfield
Virginia Commonwealth Bank and Village Bank are each trimming their location counts in the county.
Portion of Hild’s Manchester-area holdings headed to auction
Hild sought and received permission from the federal government to sell the properties, which include the old bank building at 1518 Hull St. and the old Lighthouse Diner building at 1228 Hull St.
Hopewell’s first brewery in the works
Good Ship Brewing, a brewpub with a $2 million development budget, is in the works in the city’s downtown, across from the Beacon Theatre.
Another 1.5 million square feet of data center space eyed in White Oak
The race to increase data center capacity in a Henrico County tech park appears to be escalating as a long-time tenant prepares to triple its footprint.
Chesterfield credit union to merge with VACU
A small local financial institution founded nearly 60 years ago to serve employees of the Chesterfield County government is looking to be absorbed by the region’s largest credit union.
Goodwill building momentum for construction training center
An effort to increase the number of local workers entering the construction industry is attracting support from Richmond-area builders and philanthropists, as backers aim to reach a fundraising goal for a new training facility on a nonprofit’s Southside campus.