Commercial Real Estate

A New York real estate firm is moving in on one of the properties at the center of a scandal that sent two local developers to prison.

The senior living complex was sold for more than $20 million in a massive deal that spans 15 states.

A creditor on the long-delayed development in Midlothian wants to foreclose on its 30-acre share and hopes to get the project moving again.

The company is tripling its space in a move from Henrico to Scott’s Addition, where it will share a home with a whiskey distillery.

More construction crews will soon be at work at one of Richmond’s busiest intersections as a developer tears down a gas station to make way for a new pharmacy and convenience store.

A Richmond developer wants to bulldoze a 55-year old office building in the Museum District and replace it with more apartments for his portfolio.

The power company has started work on a new 100,000-square-foot energy center in Henrico County, an upgrade from its current facility at Innsbrook.

New owners have picked up the development of a Chesterfield County community that stalled out in 2011 after less than a quarter of its lots were built up.

A suburban Henrico County community of nearly 200 apartments is on the market.

A Fan landlord is pushing farther down the Boulevard with a new Starbucks and a beer startup on the site of a demolished gas station.