Commercial Real Estate

Making a big entrance into the Richmond market, a private equity firm has grabbed up a portfolio of 12 different apartment complexes along Chamberlayne Avenue.

A large mixed-use development on the Southside is humming along through its first phase of construction, and the finished product plans to bring a grocery store, gym, apartments and commercial space to the growing neighborhood.

Downtown hotels are quickly filling up for prime rates over the course of the upcoming cycling event. And the swarm of people into the city is likely to give a boost to suburban hotels, too.

A retail complex off of Hull Street Road is approaching an auction after its Virginia Beach owner defaulted on an $8.7 million loan.

As the transformation continues in Scott’s Addition, a floral wholesaler is getting into the real estate business and reviving its warehouse as more apartments.

In the thick of downtown Grace Street’s recent restaurant revival, developers and a local restaurant group have teamed up on a plan to build new apartments and a ground-floor dining spot.

Plans for more than 300 apartments, 50 townhomes and a senior living facility or commercial space have reached the Chesterfield Board of Supervisors after winning planning approval last week.

A longtime printing and graphics firm is giving up its downtown headquarters for a larger location across the river near Manchester.

A downtown REIT that has, for years, kept its cards close to the chest is adjusting to its status as a publicly traded company, and it held its first quarterly earnings presentation with investors this month.

After the local real estate scene prompted their recent homecoming, two native Richmonders have sealed their biggest buy to date with the purchase of an apartment complex on West Grace.