“We’re a small, nimble group and it’s hard to work with an operator that is just so big,” said Quirk’s owner of why he switched to Retro Hospitality. “It’s like turning the Titanic sometimes to get something done.”
Justin Torone and Alaina Gearhart paid $675,000 to buy the building containing Rest in Pieces at 349 S. Laurel St. from their landlord.
“Some of these types of properties are overlooked by the greater investment community,” said Lakeland principal Alexander Westra of two buildings on Arthur Ashe Boulevard it acquired for a combined $6 million.
The expansion boosted the Dominion Energy Innovation Center’s total size to 5,500 square feet and added a kitchen and new conference room.
“We’re going to be leaning towards Italian,” said owner Michael Oseguera, who is planning to offer dishes from around Italy’s Amalfi Coast where seafood is abundant.
Eight years after planting the first grapevines, Joe and Barbara Evers are opening Everleigh Vineyards and Brewing Co. about 45 miles west of downtown Richmond.
The eatery at 9325 Chamberlayne Road, Suite 200, in The Shoppes at Rutland Place in Hanover County has been in the works since 2019.
Chase Bank has inked a lease for its latest spot in Hanover, while TowneBank bought its way into Short Pump.
A. Duie Pyle, a 98-year-old Pennsylvania freight carrier, plans to have its new trucking-and-warehousing hubs in Richmond, Manassas and Roanoke operational by mid-April.
“I’m now paying my third month of rent, in a building that I really should have been opened in months ago,” Andreas Addison said. “For a first-time business owner investing in this type of project, it’s very discouraging.”
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