Commercial Real Estate

Plans for a huge undertaking to redevelop housing in the East End are coming together, and its developers are now planning a senior housing component for the first phase.

The two developers who recently purchased a historic Shockoe Bottom structure have an apartment and commercial project in the works for the property.

With the medical giant relocated to the old Circuit City complex, U-Haul has moved into its former West End space, creating one of the company’s largest locations.

With its two developers in prison for historic tax credit schemes, a Manchester apartment property is again falling toward foreclosure auction for the second time this year.

Last year’s buyers of an industrial property in Henrico are moving forward with plans to add a second 216,000-square-foot building to the property.

The booming senior housing market has fueled the largest real estate deal of the year in Chesterfield County.

After another condo project was shot down last year, a pair of development vets are pitching a shorter condo building nearby on East Cary Street with unit prices reaching up to $1.3 million.

A Manchester coffee wholesaler and a Boulevard print shop are both jumping into a newly redeveloped property in Northside.

In a $5 million deal, a Florida furniture chain has secured ownership of its huge showroom next to a West Broad Street shopping center.

After winning GRTC approval for their $9 million bid on the GRTC bus depot property, local developers said they envision a mixed-use project on the site that will keep its nine buildings intact and add new construction.