With the massive Diamond District development in the works across the street, the aging Greyhound bus station on Arthur Ashe Boulevard is getting some renewed attention. The station and its nearly 5-acre parcel were sold late last month to Connecticut-based hedge fund Twenty Lake Holdings. But the new owner isn’t looking to hold onto the… Read more »
Thalhimer had purchased the 66-unit complex out of foreclosure 10 years ago for $2 million. The buyer is out of Massachusetts.
The 66-unit project is one of three in the neighborhood for Enterprise Community Development, which also converted the nearby Highland Park Public School building.
The owners of the neighboring Stella’s Grocery and over a dozen other local food spots are still weighing their plans for the space on Lafayette Street.
The two projects, from Shamin Hotels and Sina Hospitality, are being driven by industrial growth near Richmond International Airport and sports tourism in Chesterfield, their CEOs said.
The prominent neighborhood landlords and former HandCraft Cleaners owners bought the Roy’s Electric Motor Sales & Service, which is also run by a set of brothers.
The project, from Richmond-based Lynx Ventures, comes less than a year after development got started on a separate 216-unit complex nearby.
In the face of scrutiny from a New York Times expose, the health system said it has plans for a new urgent care center, a new cancer screening center and other initiatives in the East End.
The five-story building would replace the existing Accent Interiors warehouse at the southeast corner of Chamberlayne and Fritz Street, just north of the J.R. Crickets restaurant.
Daniil Kleyman and Duke Dodson are planning a 3-story mixed-use building at 4701 Forest Hill Ave. with 40 apartments and commercial space.
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