Massachusetts-based Thermo Fisher Scientific spent $32 million to convert the long-dormant big box retail space into a drug development research facility. The company also has two other labs downtown and elsewhere in Henrico.
The preservation and adaptive reuse of VUU’s Industrial Hall is one of the most important and challenging reclamation projects facing Northside Richmond.
A Manhattan hotelier plans to convert The Shenandoah building from an assisted living complex into a 70-room hotel.
The firm behind the project is also behind the planned Midlothian Depot, which also would feature a yet-identified, new-to-market grocery chain.
Blackwood Development and SNP Properties got the SUPs needed to respectively move forward with building a 244-unit apartment building on Roseneath Road and transforming the former private school building into 39 residential units.
The 45,000-square-foot building, which has a 650-seat theater, a couple smaller studio stages, and a 450-seat banquet hall, will be home to the nonprofit’s Children’s Theatre.
Though Virginia has legalized the use of marijuana, county staff determined that federal illegality of cannabis prevents Chesterfield from approving a building permit for a business that intends to sell marijuana.
The deal gives the local developer a piece of the evolving Westwood area just west of Scott’s Addition, where it’s planning a mixed-use building with 245 apartments.
Dover Advisors was started in August by a foursome who had been with Atlantic Union Bank’s wealth management division.
While a massive Lego factory takes shape in Chesterfield County, a couple is opening a much smaller spot in Henrico that’s also centered on the Danish toy company’s bricks.
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