A portion of a stalled mixed-use development near Mechanicsville is moving forward after getting picked up by one of the Richmond area’s biggest homebuilders.
HHHunt buys into stalled mixed-use project
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‘Modern social club’ from Charlottesville expanding to Richmond
With the backing of investors including a member of the Ukrop family, a social club and coworking concept born in Hooville has found a second home in Richmond.
Ay Caramba: Mexican restaurant taking over former Grace St. Cuban joint
A local food cart veteran has put down roots in a long dormant space along the Arts District’s Grace Street corridor.
Nasdaq fills out HandCraft building in Scott’s Addition
One of Scott’s Addition’s largest commercial redevelopments is officially at max occupancy, thanks to a deal with the local affiliate of a stock market giant.
Need Supply triples HQ space with lease in Scott’s Addition
A longtime Carytown retailer has snatched up a block of Scott’s Addition office space left vacant by a once touted local startup’s quiet exit.
Topgolf to begin construction in Henrico; land deal still pending
Six months after it earned a green light from Henrico County and with its competitor well underway on a location in Goochland, a chain of high-tech golf driving ranges appears ready to dig in on its first Richmond-area venue.
Year-old Manchester development sells for $5.5M
As they ready the next wave of construction at their Manchester Park development on the Southside, Charles Macfarlane and Ben Adamson have unloaded the project’s first phase barely a year after it was completed.
Insurer winding down in Innsbrook
A large insurance company is shutting down operations of its main Virginia brand and will close its 52-person office in Innsbrook.
LeClairRyan wants $600M Tonya Mallory lawsuit tossed
The legal battle between a downtown law firm and the former head of collapsed local blood testing company Health Diagnostic Laboratory looks to be headed to federal court.
City, Bird meet to discuss scooter regulations
A controversial electric scooter startup has taken some initial steps toward operating legally in the city, but it will have to go through City Council before it can drop more of its vehicles on Richmond’s sidewalks.