The portfolio includes nine of the 16 buildings that the company had owned in the area, including five properties that it had rezoned last year to allow for infill apartment developments.
The $76 million deal gives the publicly traded insurer control of nearly all the land bound by Staples Mill Road, West Broad, Thalbro and Maywill streets, and gives it extra office space to expand out of its neighboring HQ.
The restaurant’s owner, EAT Restaurant Partners, has a deal in the works to turn over the Fan space to a new unnamed operator.
The project ddded a new wing and new amenities to Housing Families First’s facilities at 3900 Nine Mile Road in eastern Henrico County.
Blue Bee owner Courtney Mailey said she’s also negotiating a deal with two of her employees to sell them the business, which they would reopen on a smaller scale.
The Diamond District site isn’t the only property on Arthur Ashe Boulevard to attract major investment, as a Texas-based developer has something big in the works.
The fast-casual taco chain joins an &pizza and Raising Cane’s also planned at the development, where a Chase Bank branch has already opened.
The 15-acre island between downtown Richmond and Manchester hit the market in the spring with an asking price of $19 million.
“We have very similar philosophies and mindsets. Even our logos are kind of similar if you put them side by side,” said Clocktower Realty’s Rhonda Carroll of her brokerage’s combination with One South Realty Group.
The former Dogtown Dance Theatre building will be converted into the permanent home of Studio Two Three, which will relocate from Scott’s Addition.
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