The owner of the Canal Crossing complex is looking to add residential density to the commercial property nearly two decades after she redeveloped it.
Freund plans to go vertical with new apartments above Shockoe’s Buffalo Wild Wings
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Indoor go-kart track moving outdoors to Richmond Raceway
After letting its customers race around the inside of a Henrico warehouse for nearly 17 years, a local indoor karting track is moving its operations outdoors – and parking even closer to the big leagues.
The Herd: New hires, promotions & departures for 3.19.19
Several law firms land new attorneys. A Henrico County hotel announces new managers. New faces in technology, real estate, insurance and more.
Henrico ponders master plan for Belmont Golf Course; community meetings set
The future of a county-owned golf course in Henrico will be further explored this spring, with the public being given a chance to voice opinions on what’s to become of the 124-acre property.
VCU athletics budget has more than doubled since 2011 Final Four run
A March Madness breakdown of the business side of VCU Athletics since its bracket-busting run to the Final Four in 2011.
HHHunt drops $3.6M for Brandermill-area development site
A multimillion-dollar land deal has further cleared the path for a multifamily development in the works near Brandermill.
Poor Boys of RVA taking over former Balliceaux, Flora restaurant space
Two new restaurateurs are preparing to add their own voodoo to the Fan.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 3.18.19
Two more localities roll out their proposed budgets for next fiscal year, Hanover weighs a proposed replacement HQ for Virginia ABC and a Chick-fil-A restaurant, and city planners review new homes proposed in Church Hill.
Foreclosures: 3.18.19
Two $400,000 homes in Chesterfield County lead this week’s lists of foreclosures. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
With sale imminent, contents of Model Tobacco complex up for grabs
“Coming down here you would see that building, and even then, my father would talk about what a beautiful building it was,” said Charles Keck, who is selling the Art Deco-style building. “I don’t think he ever would have thought I would own it someday.”