Commercial Real Estate

A local buyer has grabbed a pair of adjacent East Grace Street properties situated in the middle of a flurry of new activity from developers and restaurants.

After searching up and down the East Coast for its newest location, a New Jersey-based technology company is preparing to plant roots in Richmond.

Some prime Scott’s Addition real estate is set to change hands and potentially go vertical.

A first-time developer is getting into the booming real estate market aimed at an older crowd and is pitching nearly 140 apartments and condos in southwest Chesterfield.

A $38 million project has been approved in the East End’s Fulton area, and it will bring nearly 250 new apartments that developers hope will lure more amenities to the neighborhood.

A Maryland-based firm has bought a grocery store-anchored shopping center in Chesterfield for $4.4 million after about two years under another out-of-town owner.

Long a holdout amid in VCU’s real estate acquisitions, a rundown restaurant property on West Grace Street has been sold to the university and is set for demolition.

A local real estate firm bullish on the VCU market has finalized its purchase of a 41-unit apartment complex in Carver for $7.4 million.

Downtown’s skyline is set for change with a $93 million office tower to be anchored by SunTrust. And the bank’s moving plans are also shaking things up in the suburbs, where it will consolidate the rest of its staff into a single office park building.

A local development group has the tallest new tower to be built in Richmond in recent memory in the works, with a major bank signed on as the anchor tenant.