Commercial Real Estate

Two local development companies partnered up to convert a Fan property into 16 market-rate apartments and 5,000 square feet of commercial space.

A Midlothian retail strip was sold in an eleventh hour deal last week, while a nearby property that also borrowed at the height of the real estate boom is having loan troubles of its own.

A decision on a much-scrutinized Midlothian mixed-use development won’t be made for at least another two months – nearly a year and a half since the project was first proposed.

Lured with the help of money from the state and county, a California bottling company is pouring into a Chesterfield technology park.

A fund specializing in the acquisition of office buildings has shifted from loan-backed property purchases and syndications to mortgage-less, all-cash deals.

The first bites have been taken out of the Richmond Plaza building to make way for Dominion Resources’ new downtown tower.

A half-court basketball hoop, video game arcade and golf simulator are just some of the amenities coming soon to a downtown tech office.

With the acquisition of two East End lots, a local real estate firm has doubled down to protect its previous investment in the neighborhood.

Richmond BizSense is branching out with our first industry-specific email blast, featuring the top three sales and top three leases from the week.