
A Southside church filed yet another last-minute bankruptcy Friday to derail its lender’s second attempt at foreclosure in two months.
A Southside church filed yet another last-minute bankruptcy Friday to derail its lender’s second attempt at foreclosure in two months.
A portfolio of local storage units is being targeted in a big-money deal by a Utah-based REIT.
A deal that had been brewing in Carver has gone stale.
Work is well underway at a city-block-size crater downtown that will be home to a $168 million pediatric medical facility.
To help encourage development of potentially contaminated real estate, the City of Richmond is getting some green from the Environmental Protection Agency.
A local health system has added a run-down motel near the Diamond to its real estate holdings.
Just a day after Mayor Dwight Jones unveiled plans to play ball downtown, a local development company is taking a “calculated risk” to try to get in on the action in Shockoe Bottom.
Mayor Dwight Jones has made his ceremonial first pitch for a baseball stadium in Shockoe Bottom, and local developers have more than $100 million in nearby projects on deck.
A development deal with some serious bite is in the works in Chesterfield County.
A Southside house of worship is headed toward another foreclosure weeks after a last-minute bankruptcy delivered the church from a trip to the auction block.
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