
The old power substation will be converted into a food hall, gathering room and coworking-office space built in part out of reused shipping containers.
The old power substation will be converted into a food hall, gathering room and coworking-office space built in part out of reused shipping containers.
The storefront is trading biscuits for croissants but it won’t be open to the public anytime soon.
Supervisors gave Stanley Martin Homes the green light to build 322 condominiums and townhomes on a 25-acre site currently occupied by the main retail strip and Rockwood Golf Park.
The private school plans to relocate to the former Strayer University facility at 11501 Nuckols Road, which it purchased last year.
Summit Human Capital bought it from local software company Mobelux, which has gone to a fully remote workforce after redeveloping the property five years ago.
“I think maybe my price point was a little too high, maybe the location was not approachable enough,” said co-owner Mike Ledesma. “I don’t know. There’s a lot of questions, a lot of coulda-shoulda-woulda.”
Local developer Genesis Properties is under contract to purchase the 20-story Eighth & Main office building as well as a nearby parking deck at 620 E. Cary St.
It will be the second location in the region for the shaved snow chain, which has a store in Henrico County.
A 3,000-square-foot space would be stacked atop the bridge-like structure connecting the two main buildings that make up the Richmond ad giant’s complex at 106 Shockoe Slip.
The Northern Virginia-based bank is searching for real estate for its first wave of retail branches in the Richmond area, with an eye toward the West End and Midlothian.
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