Commercial Real Estate

One of Richmond’s biggest law firms is downsizing, but it’s staying in its building downtown.

A big-name public company is looking for a large block of office space in Richmond, potentially as a new home for its headquarters.

The land-rich Richmond-based packaging giant is flexing its development muscles.

The 12-story building near the state capitol will be turned into 174 apartments in a $31 million project this spring.

A long dormant and recently foreclosed restaurant on Broad Street near the Boulevard is getting a taste of la dolce vita.

The new owner of the former big-box store on Midlothian Turnpike has plans for 95,000 square feet of the building, but the rest is up for grabs.

The Richmond planning commission’s new position on residential units that don’t have traditional windows has some developers worried about the future of tax-credit-eligible projects.

The name of a big Richmond law firm will not sit atop downtown’s newest office tower.

A local REIT is wasting little time and spending plenty of money in its march toward a public offering.

The long-vacant Western Henrico building is coming back to life with its first tenant in three years.