As buildout on its future headquarters begins, a local nonprofit has secured a big batch of tax credits to help fund the project, which will convert a former Philip Morris complex in Swansboro.
A more concrete clue has emerged as to where Richmond’s first government-approved medical cannabis venture will put down roots.
VCU Health is becoming its own landlord on the Northside after buying a building just off Chamberlayne Avenue from the Robins Foundation.
A multijurisdictional approval process has cleared the way for a conversion of a former nursing home on the Richmond-Henrico line into apartments aimed at alleviating homelessness.
VCU has completed one of its major downtown construction projects.
While it continues to work on numerous downtown projects, VCU Health also has eyes for New Kent County.
The new facility will replace the existing Marshall Street Pavilion between 10th and 11th streets. HKS Architects is the project’s designer and DPR Construction is the general contractor.
A local behavioral health care company on an acquisition tear is two deals closer to its goal of doubling its size in a five-year span.
A local health care provider has stretched into the eastern part of the state via acquisition.
In search of an eight-figure cash pool to help pay off hefty legal settlements, the former top brass of a toppled Richmond blood testing company are suing two major insurers who allegedly wrongfully denied them coverage in the wake of the firm’s collapse.
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