Commercial Real Estate

A development that could be the first step in urbanizing Innsbrook marched forward this week, while a new Short Pump tap house got the green light to brew its own beer.

A new-to-Richmond tech firm unveiled its downtown office this week, doing its best to conjure a Silicon Valley aesthetic along the James River.

A Wisconsin-based architecture firm with a 14-year track record in Virginia has picked Richmond for its fourth office and Mid-Atlantic hub.

Two sites in the sought-after neighborhood have lured more business tenants to join the bevy of apartment dwellers and breweries.

Named for its building’s unique architecture, a new art gallery is coming to Jackson Ward.

A five-star facelift four years in the making is getting its grand reveal at the downtown Richmond landmark.

A local industrial and commercial contracting firm is adding more room to work at its Southside home base.

For its 14th transaction since establishing a local office, a buyer from Northern Virginia has snagged a big chunk of a shopping center on the eastern side of the county.

A team of developers is moving forward with its next apartment project on East Franklin Street, while consolidating ownership of an entire city block.

“Our strategy is to make sure that we have much of the state covered,” CEO Jamie Clark said. “We could not do that unless we included the Richmond area.”