
The Richmond City Council nears a vote on the FY22 budget, Petersburg hires a city manager, and 210 townhomes at Westchester Commons get a thumbs-up.
The Richmond City Council nears a vote on the FY22 budget, Petersburg hires a city manager, and 210 townhomes at Westchester Commons get a thumbs-up.
The new plan emphasizes TOD-1 zoning, which limits buildings to 12 stories and has been applied along other parts of the Pulse rapid-transit bus line along Broad.
A $600 million, 300,000-square-foot resort at 2001 Walmsley Blvd. was the development selected but Richmond voters will have the final say on Nov. 2.
Four residential buildings will replace the recently closed department store as part of the larger redevelopment of the former shopping mall in Henrico.
Planning commissioners back a proposal for 830 apartments and 360 townhomes on a 105-acre property near Clover Hill High School.
The City Council will have the final say on rezoning the Southern States silos site and a surface lot at 1801 E. Main St., as well as a special-use permit for 1005 Westover Hills Blvd.
A performing arts and innovation building, a new dorm, an athletics village, and other academic buildings are planned to be funded between 2022 and 2028.
TOD zonings are sought for sites near Rocketts Landing and in Shockoe Bottom. Rebkee gets thumbs up for two projects in Henrico.
500 apartments are pitched for Virginia Center Commons, a 41-acre development gets a thumbs up in Goochland, and Richmond’s budget director takes a job in Hanover.
The project is spurred by a federal-funded venture that also includes Phlow, Civica and VCU’s Medicines for All Institute to shore up the supply of U.S.-made generic drugs.
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