“We found one of the old menus from the original Wigwam with a western T-bone steak for $3 and shrimp cocktail for 90 cents,” said Mark Motley. “There’s a lot of nostalgia in there.”
“The two developments will form up a gateway into Church Hill through Glenwood Avenue,” said Daniil Kleyman, who also plans to build more than 100 apartments.
Locally based Partner Veterinary is underway on a $10.5 million emergency center near Short Pump, while Florida-based Pet Paradise just opened its second outpost in the region.
The 1.2 million-square-foot industrial facility sold for $106 a foot to a California-based REIT. It’s the second biggest real estate deal in the city this year.
Rhudy & Co. has set up shop in Carytown after five years in Scott’s Addition’s Dairy Bar building, which is slated for redevelopment.
The city’s EDA and the Greater Richmond Convention Center Authority on Thursday issued their anticipated request for interest from development teams that want a shot at transforming the Richmond Coliseum and surrounding area. Responses are due Dec. 20.
Green Leaf Medical, thwarted in its efforts to open in Chesterfield County, had no problem launching a new store called Cannabist in the city of Richmond.
A $4.6 million purchase gives the firm control of around three acres at the intersection of Rhoadmiller Street and Hermitage Road. It also just bought an industrial property in Chesterfield for nearly $8 million.
The real estate data giant kicked off a project that will bring 750,000 square feet of new space and 2,000 more employees near Brown’s Island.
“I got to meet Josh and Jessica over there and we just sparked a friendship,” said new owner Bob Graham. “I always had that itch to run my own restaurant.”
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