Bill Talley is making way for a new development – potentially another grocery concept – by putting his Henrico dealership under one roof. And his plans call for $1 million in upgrades to the new building.
A new hotel brand that’s growing in college towns closed on its nearly $10 million purchase of a downtown Hilton DoubleTree. And the major renovation plans – which will shut down the hotel until next year – call for the addition of a restaurant or bar.
A high-end grocery chain is expanding in the Richmond area and will move into a space left behind by Barnes and Noble in Chesterfield County.
A development group has its eye on a 60-acre piece of land in Mechanicsville to add to an already expansive mixed-use project.
A longtime local developer who finished a 150-unit apartment tower last year has just topped off another Grace Street project – a $15.5 million development for VCU.
A bank has taken control of a Staples Mill shopping center after making a $3.2 million bid at a Monday auction.
A large Short Pump shopping center is set for its final development phase that will bring in a national restaurant chain and two other new tenants.
A local commercial real estate veteran says the Boulevard is the next hot spot – and he’s getting in on the action with a 3-acre development project.
Two local developers are unloading a 6-acre riverfront property on the Southside and hope to bring a large mixed-use project to the site.
A stretch of retail properties in Henrico County is set for a foreclosure auction next week. And the sale is tied to the 2008 downfall of a large Midwestern real estate firm.
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