The former Wells Fargo branch at Patterson and Starling Drive is providing a westward expansion for Icon Realty Group, whose owners are also eyeing additional development on the site.
Dollar Tree opened at Willow Lawn in 1995. It had occupied its most recent spot in suite 404 at 4925 W. Broad St. since 2007.
A concierge-style veterinary hospital and an outpost of an out-of-state urgent care concept for pets are both planning June openings up the street from one another on West Broad.
It’s hard to miss the newest section of Rocketts Landing – and the next section after that may be even more eye-catching.
Totaling 350,000 square feet, the spec buildings would fill 30 acres near the Goochland site where the massive Project Rocky facility is in the works.
It’ll be the group’s fourth restaurant in the neighborhood, joining Japanese concept Nokoribi at 1509 Belleville St. and Italian restaurant Lost Letter that opened this year within Longoven’s space on Clay Street.
The sold out event filled the Foundry at Tredegar and included discussion of CoStar Group’s massive office complex that’s under construction next door., the Richmond Amphitheater proposed for the neighboring hillside, as well as ongoing development, conservation and urban planning efforts in the works along the downtown riverfront.
At 314,000 square feet in size, the Dentistry Center project would cost $90 million more than a previously planned development for the site.
The branch was built in the 1990s as an outpost of Dominion Bank of Richmond and has since been home to First Union Bank, Wachovia and Wells Fargo.
Originally planned as a second phase of the Element at Stonebridge apartments, the 252-unit building marks the first project in the region for Texas-based developer Trinsic Residential Group.
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