Commercial Real Estate

A 20-year working relationship between the heads of two of Richmond’s biggest players in commercial real estate has led a local construction company to dip its toes into development.

For years, Rob Kaplan has worked to make himself a go-to attorney for companies looking to go public. Now he says it’s his turn to practice what he preaches.

Less than two months after hitting the market, a trio of downtown towers encompassing nearly 1 million square feet of office space has found a suitor.

Concluding a deal with the city three years in the making, a local furniture maker finalized its purchase last week of a property off North Boulevard that will be transformed into its new $9 million headquarters.

With a hunting and retail giant in its view, a Northern Virginia-based indoor shooting range brand is up and running with a new location in Hanover County.

A Norfolk-based commercial brokerage with ties to Richmond has purchased the bulk of a Kroger-anchored shopping center in Midlothian.

Having just capped off its first year of business in downtown Richmond, a local hotel and art gallery brand is looking westward as it plots expansions to other markets.

The architects tasked with helping design the reinvention of one of Scott’s Addition’s most recognizable buildings have carved out a spot for themselves in the project.

After sitting on the property while it waited out the recession, a local developer is moving forward with construction of new apartments on a block in the Museum District.

A real estate exec whose company entered the Richmond market last year has grabbed a piece of the city’s hottest neighborhood.