Commercial Real Estate

A commercial construction firm is building out a space for itself downtown as it readies to leave its longtime West End office.

With work getting started on three large developments near Short Pump Town Center, West Broad Street is set to be flooded with 790,000 square feet of commercial space and more than 800 residential units in the next few years.

Four developers have teamed up to bring another 160 apartments to Shockoe Bottom, and they’re hoping to break ground by the end of the year.

A large nonprofit is working on rezoning its Jackson Ward office, and the organization has said that one of the area’s major health systems is eyeing its extra space.

The mural-covered old bus depot just outside the Fan and Carytown has been sitting vacant for about five years. Now, the GRTC has put out a call for proposals to redevelop the 7-acre site.

A Staples Mill Road shopping center is losing its anchor tenant as Martin’s prepares to close up its 34,000-square-foot location.

More than 700 acres in New Kent County, slated for a massive residential development before the recession, are approaching an auction later this year if the owner doesn’t pay delinquent real estate taxes.

After coming out on top of a complicated auction with a $37 million bid, a Boston firm is about to start upgrading the real estate portfolio of Billy Jefferson. Quentin Reynolds, a Richmond native and the Davis Cos.’ managing director, filled BizSense in on some of the details.

The first residents will be moving into Manchester’s 150 newest apartments this summer, along with a local cafe chain.

Months after putting down a $2.15 million bid on a large Southside church property, a Henrico congregation is stepping back from the deal, which has been convoluted by lawsuits.