Commercial Real Estate

Take a short walk along a certain downtown stretch of Broad Street and it becomes abundantly clear what is taking place: A new wave of change.

Reinvesting nearly $2 million from the sale of a commercial property 1,300 miles away from home, the local landlord, developer and political hopeful has added to his Richmond real estate portfolio.

For a precursor to Richmond-based Riverstone Properties’ newest investment prototype, look no further than downtown Norfolk.

New owners have stepped in to try steering a long-stalled Libbie Avenue development to the finish line.

Following years of negotiations, a local development company has struck a deal with the City of Richmond to go forward with its plans for a pair of 16-story towers on the Manchester riverfront.

An HVAC company’s plans for its own vocational school at its Richmond home base are closer to becoming reality.

The recent sale of a restaurant parcel is making a Henrico County shopping center whole again.

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.