Commercial Real Estate

A local real estate agent is working on plans for about $9 million of mixed-use projects to take shape on triangular lots in the neighborhood.

After selling off one of its Florida assets earlier this month, the Henrico-based real estate firm put more money to work and snatched up a pair of towers in upstate South Carolina.

Scott’s Addition stayed hot. Downtown began to heat back up. Broad Street continued its transformation. And the boundaries of Short Pump pushed ever westward.

An out-of-town buyer has snatched up a slice of the Southside in a deal worth more than $2 million.

A local developer in the midst of a three-phase project in Short Pump has staked a sizable claim farther east down West Broad Street.

“We’ve been steadily growing,” lead pastor Chris Barras said. “Our motto is, ‘In the city, for the city,’ and by acquiring this site, it allows us to build on that mission.”

Another Henrico County office complex has fetched an eight-figure sum, as more out-of-town investors show they’re bullish on Richmond’s suburban office market.

The sun showed up just in time Monday for the golden shovel-christening of the future site of what will become one of Richmond’s tallest buildings.

The developers seek to accommodate a retail and multifamily mixed-use development on the site of the former Oak Hill Golf Course.