Commercial Real Estate

As the housing market swings back in its favor, a Midlothian-based business is expanding across the river.

The Richmond real estate scene lost another big name this week. Sam Kornblau, who was affectionately known as The Chief and had immense influence on some of the region’s largest real estate companies.

Richmond looks to develop a park and community center on 18 acres owned by the Richmond Outreach Center.

Two shared office-space concepts – one that operates much like a gym membership for businesses and the other which offers offices as small as 85 square feet – are trying to tap into the downtown market.

The Washington Redskins may not have won many games last season, but the team’s Richmond practice facility scored big with local real estate fans.

After nearly 20 years in the works, a planned Chesterfield shopping center finally has its linchpin and is close with its first restaurant tenant. A new Short Pump development is also getting in on the action.

In the hustle of Richmond’s tax credit-fueled redevelopment rush in recent years, old urban buildings with at least some architectural character rarely stay on the market as long as the Haxall Canal hydro plant has.

A team of local developers is set to break ground on what will be Manchester’s tallest building.

Veteran local developers Louis Salomonsky and David White have lofty goals for a sprawling warehouse near the Diamond.