Strong vendor sales weren’t enough to keep Midlothian Antique Center
Antiques mall enters bygone era
Commercial Real Estate
Martin’s plans its next move
The grocery chain has some market share momentum and is planning its first new store in the Richmond area. Find out where the smart money says it will be.
More seeds planted amid housing harvest
Buoyed by some recent success, two veteran developers are working on a $5.5 million apartment building.
Prime property near VCU going to auction
The half-acre property at 1109 W. Marshall St. is headed to foreclosure more than two years after its owner, the Commonwealth Cancer Institute, went bankrupt.
The Scene: BizSense after hours
More than 120 Richmond area business folks were at the Virginia Center of Architecture for the Commercial Real Estate Women annual summer social. Check out BizSense’s photos.
More of French’s follies to be auctioned
Bank of Hampton Roads is foreclosing on two buildings in Scott’s Addition and hoping to recover some of the $15 million it lent Justin French.
Homecoming in Shockoe Slip
A Richmond entrepreneur is returning to his roots, leasing 10,000 square feet in a Shockoe Slip building he left four years ago after selling his previous company.
Old Kroger will need bigger carts
A new player wants to supply Richmond restaurants with food and equipment.
An influx in Innsbrook
The area’s office market, which saw vacancy skyrocket above 20 percent after the recession decimated some of Richmond’s largest companies, has rebounded as another big tenant just signed a lease.
A seedling of a plan at Libbie and Grove
Developer Scott Boyers is planning a four-story, 22-unit apartment building where a BP station now stands.