Commercial Real Estate

The stage is set for two residential towers with commercial street frontage planned by veteran Richmond developers Louis Salomonsky and David White.

With a second legal challenge to stop the project thrown out, the path appears clear for a controversial development in Northside that is already underway.

With a previous plan for a taller bank-anchored tower scrapped, a local development team is shifting to a new project to continue what it started with its downtown Locks development.

It’s the ninth property Cory Weiner has purchased in the changing Northside neighborhood, in which he’s invested around $500,000 for acquisitions.

A tract of wide-open Goochland County acreage previously zoned for retail development is in the hands of a new owner.

A disgruntled veteran Richmond real estate broker is suing the top brass at his former firm, accusing them of self-dealing and using the company’s employee stock ownership plan as a “tax-free cash warehouse.”

In the second-largest deal this year in the city, a Chicago real estate firm has acquired a downtown compound built for the notorious former blood-testing company.

The coworking trend is popping up in Richmond once again, this time with a concept that’s catering largely toward women.

With work on one of the region’s largest data centers underway in Henrico, a smaller data facility on the southern end of metro Richmond has changed hands in an eight-figure deal.

Besting a local developer, a Midlothian church is now the frontrunner to score a portfolio of Manchester real estate, including the 44,000-square-foot sanctuary of Richmond Christian Center.