The field of competitors jockeying for a chance to take over the century-old Henrico County-owned Belmont Golf Course is down to five.
Five firms vie for Belmont Golf Course lease
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Downtown Marriott begins multimillion-dollar renovation
Ten years after it got a $14 million face-lift, the Marriott at 500 E. Broad St. is beginning renovations of its 410 guest rooms, to be followed by updates to its lobby and fitness center, and installation of a new restaurant to replace T-Miller’s.
Peruvian chicken joints flock to opposite ends of Henrico
One of the two restaurants is taking over the Short Pump location of Chinese joint Peter Chang, which will be moving next door. The other is a Maryland-based chain opening its first Virginia location.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate for 10.18.19
A 34,000 square feet of warehouse space in Henrico heads the leases this week. Only two sales reported this week.
Blanchard’s opens first of two cafes in the city
The local coffee roaster opened its new outpost across from Scott’s Addition last week. Another spot is planned for Forest Hill.
New Business Licenses: 10.18.19
Chesterfield reports a new restaurant in this week’s licenses. Henrico has a forestry consultant. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
The DeedBook: Local property transfers for 10.18.19
Over $31 million worth in transfers this week. Chesterfield heads the list with the most sales. Manchester in Richmond continues to attract buyers. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
City, Henrico give final approvals to ‘Fulton Yard’ development
Zimmer Development now expects to close on the purchase of 20 acres near Rocketts Landing by the end of the year and begin construction of the massive mixed-use project in the first quarter.
Chase Bank gets go-ahead for Willow Lawn branch
The financial giant took two important steps this month toward opening a prominent location as part of its initial retail push into the Richmond market.
Architecture firm Gresham Smith draws up downtown office move
A national architecture firm has traded its longtime digs along East Main Street for a room with a view a dozen stories above it.