The grocer first had the site rezoned in 2015 but never moved forward with the project. Now it’s back seeking amendments to the approved site plan to add square footage for what would be a 118,000-square-foot Kroger Marketplace.
The company has signed on for the 1.1 million-square-foot facility previously lined up for Lowe’s Home Improvement, which opted out of the project in favor of a comparably sized facility in South Richmond.
The project from Spy Rock Real Estate and Crescent Development would fill the former hotel site with 186 income-based apartments that would be powered by an adjacent solar field.
Whereas Wi-Fi and beer on tap are obligatory at today’s coworking venues, fax machines were the amenity du jour back when Ali Abbasi and his wife founded the Business Center International in 1988, renting offices and meeting rooms to other companies in Innsbrook.
The food bank confirmed it’s behind Project Nourish, the code-named industrial project in the works for Goodwin-owned land near St. Joseph’s Villa. The move would free up its current location near the Diamond District.
It may be too soon to call it a trend, but for the second time this year in Richmond a developer has pumped the brakes on a sizable project in the city and put the subject property on the market.
Where some may have seen just an entirely empty suburban office complex, Gagan Marwaha saw something he wanted to put his name on.
The commercial real estate brokerage is donning its developer cap for the project, which will consist of 160 income-based units.
Descendants of the Billups family put the century-old building up for sale after the longtime funeral home went out of business in the early part of the pandemic.
Lingerfelt and Hourigan are doing a joint venture with OrthoVirginia to develop the building, which would rise just east of Bon Secours Westchester Medical Park.
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