Two freestanding bank buildings along West Broad Street each fetched seven-figure sales prices in recent weeks.
Buyers bag Broad St. bank branches for $6M
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Colonial Downs group bets on Southside site for gambling facility
The in-the-works return of horse racing at Colonial Downs is improving the odds for a dormant retail property in Richmond’s Southside.
Updated plans filed for next leg of Innsbrook apartments
Residential density appears to be taking hold in the Henrico office park, as a local development group is pushing ahead with plans for a second wave of new apartments before even beginning construction on its first phase.
Updated: Local CBRE affiliate to align with Colliers
Those operations will be branded as Colliers International | Virginia once folded into Colliers, as expected by January 2019.
11,700-square-foot West End mansion listed at $3.7M
The same year that two of its neighbors sold to new owners in multimillion-dollar deals, an even larger home last owned by a noted local homebuilder and real estate agent has hit the market on one of Richmond’s priciest streets.
Axe-throwing bar targets space across from new Whole Foods on Broad St.
Another competitor is looking to cut into Richmond’s nascent axe-throwing market.
New Stony Point apartments sell for $62M
Less than a year since it opened, one of the area’s newest apartment developments has been sold to a new-to-town buyer in one of the biggest local multifamily deals in recent memory.
Developer readies first phase of ‘city within a city’ on Jeff Davis Highway
The transformation of the former American Tobacco Co. complex into hundreds of apartments is nearing an initial milestone.
Updated: $1.4B Coliseum redevelopment plan receives mayor’s support, now goes to City Council
The proposal from a group of Richmond corporate heavyweights to redevelop the Coliseum and surrounding area north of Broad Street has the support of Mayor Levar Stoney – and a local bank on the hook as a major sponsor.
Pepsi gulps up Scott’s Addition-based snack bar brand
A local company built on chia seeds has courted a Fortune 100 acquirer in a deal that at least one investor says helps validate the Richmond startup scene.