As its health system juggles the fallout from a failed downtown development deal, VCU’s real estate division remains in deal-making mode with a new acquisition around its Monroe Park campus.
After building Amazon’s newest local fulfillment center, the Maryland-based construction company recently announced the opening of a 4,800-square-foot office at 3810 W. Broad St.
A double play of sorts for Henrico recreation and sports tourism played out over the course of four hours Tuesday.
The potential sale of part of a former Goochland golf course is coming down to the wire, albeit two weeks later than planned.
Marking a bright spot amid a recent slowdown for local apartment sales, The Mill at Manchester sold earlier this month around $211,000 per door.
The doomed downtown development that has ended up costing VCU Health at least $80 million to exit appears to have been ill-fated nearly from the start, documents show.
Following similar efforts in the areas around Rockwood Park and the former Southside Speedway, Chesterfield County is working on new guidelines for the future transformation of a swath of property around the Chippenham Parkway and Iron Bridge Road interchange.
The nonprofit recently purchased 1003 Grove Ave. for $1.3 million. It has occupied the 172-year-old house just over a year, operating its Jewish Life at VCU center there.
“It’s been totally gutted right to the four walls,” said Jay Nichols. “There’s not another building built like it in Richmond. It’s solid as a rock.”
TForce is seeking to rezone 5.5 acres of the property spanning three entire blocks to TOD-1 Transit-Oriented Nodal District to allow for up to 12 stories in height and a mix of uses.
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