The race to increase data center capacity in a Henrico County tech park appears to be escalating as a long-time tenant prepares to triple its footprint.
Another 1.5 million square feet of data center space eyed in White Oak
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Winery, restaurant and park planned for Belleville St. site in Scott’s Addition
Snipes Properties and Spy Rock Real Estate Group are teaming on a project to satisfy the neighborhood’s growing appetite for new dining, booze and open space.
Thalhimer settles with MGT bankruptcy trustee for $1.5M
The settlement frees the real estate firm from any future liability related to the 2018 collapse of its construction subsidiary. It also helps to potentially free up more money to be paid to creditors.
Industry insiders discuss ‘Future of Suburban Development’ (slideshow included)
A crowd of homebuilders, developers and real estate agents huddled inside a heated tent in the under-development River Mill community for Richmond BizSense’s third “Future Of” event.
Rebkee, Shamin pitch Virginia Center Commons for arena-anchored mixed-use redevelopment
Henrico supervisors endorsed a proposal Tuesday evening to authorize county staff to enter into negotiations with Rebkee, which is in talks to purchase 75 acres of the struggling mall’s land.
Henrico to work with Rebkee on sports arena project
Henrico County’s quest for an indoor sports and convocation center appears to have lined up a developer, while the venue’s potential location remains undisclosed.
Circuit Arcade Bar owner launches Slingshot Social Game Club in Scott’s Addition
The owner of a Scott’s Addition bar-arcade has brought another entertainment venue to the neighborhood. Slingshot Social Game Club, a restaurant/bar/gaming venue, opens today at 1304 MacTavish Ave. It’s owned by Robert Lupica, a former Sweet Frog franchisee who also owns The Circuit Arcade Bar a few blocks over at 3121 W. Leigh St. Circuit… Read more »
Wilton Cos. sells West End apartment portfolio for nearly $100M
One of the pioneers in single-family and multifamily development in Henrico County is parting ways with nearly 50 percent of its apartment holdings, consisting of nearly 1,000 units. The buyer is local.
Carvana ‘car vending machine’ tower eyed for Westwood Ave.
Three years after its previous effort came up short in Short Pump, a national used-car retailer that’s been revving up its local presence is now eyeing the city for one of its signature “car vending machine” towers.
Arby’s leaving James Center as work begins on Atrium
A prominent downtown office complex soon will be without the meats as its owners prepare to take renovations of the property into a new phase.