Commercial Real Estate

Wine shop raises a final toast

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A 14-year-old Carytown wine store is shutting its doors, but its owner doesn’t want to see any tears.

Mixed-use plan for Libbie and Grove cut down

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A developer’s plans for a controversial mixed-use project in the Libbie and Grove shopping district are officially dead at least for the near future.

The king, with a side of guac

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Austin-based Chuy’s, a Tex-Mex restaurant chain known for its eclectic decor and homages to Elvis, has signed a lease at West Broad Village.

Trepidation turns to tax credits

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A Richmond developer who was wary of the Petersburg market is taking the plunge with a 66-apartment historic building conversion.

A $2.3 million vote of confidence

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The head of a local real estate firm is getting more and more bullish and says, “It’s starting to feel a little like it did in the early 2000s.”

UR caught in a web of controversy over lacrosse decision

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Dozens of roster spots, multimillion-dollar donations and hundreds of upset fans: The numbers behind the University of Richmond’s decision to restructure its athletics offerings become more clear at a campus forum last night.

Heard but not heeded

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Residents’ complaints notwithstanding, the Henrico County Planning Commission unanimously approved plans for a 90,000-square-foot Walmart at the Reynolds Crossing development.