“The prospect of being able to take a BRT from Chesterfield Towne Center into the city on Midlothian Turnpike is a gamechanger. That would be huge for my district, to be able to go out and work in the counties,” said Councilman Michael Jones.
The $23 million Hampton Manor project next to Maybeury Elementary is one of three in the works in Virginia for Build Senior Living. The others are in Williamsburg and Chesapeake.
The store is an offshoot of delivery service Richwine and will share the Brook Road building with the gelato shop, which is set to reopen after a two-year closure.
Developer Brett Burkhart called the board’s vote a “major milestone” and said it was the final piece needed to get the years-in-the-making project moving.
A building at the Southside shopping center will be razed to make way for the gas station and convenience store chain’s latest outpost.
“Bringing that same (coffee) service in a gorgeous space with great Wi-Fi is kind of our offering to that business community,” said co-owner Paul Kincaid.
In Manchester, the folks at Legend Brewing Co. are understandably concerned about a high rise proposed across the street.
Madison Marquette has acquired three such properties in the region this year, including two in recent weeks, using a fund that seems to invest exclusively in empty bank branches.
“It’s going to be a completely American classic brunch,” Mario Alvanes said of his new venture, The Nest Brunch Cafe.
Greenswell Growers already grows baby greens out of an existing 77,000-square-foot greenhouse. It plans to add two similar-size buildings next year.
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