Ashley Capital is looking to develop 584,000 square feet of industrial space between the parkway and Laburnum Avenue, southeast of the high school and adjacent to John Rolfe Middle School.
Grit Coffee is the first commercial tenant to sign on at Greystar and Capital Square’s massive mixed-use development at 1601 Roseneath Road.
“I wanted to be in the Richmond area, but I was always a little hesitant,” said restaurateur Juan Carrillo. “The rooftop level, I loved. That’s really what drew me in.”
Dave McCormack’s Waukeshaw Development paid $100,000 for the grassy plot, which had once been envisioned as a manufacturing or industrial site.
“It’s been fun to throw in a new piece of cardio equipment into the mix of what we do,” said the owner of the 4930 Forest Hill Ave. location.
Brandon White, who runs a general contracting firm by day, is opening The Canvas because when the Strange Matter venue closed “it was like, ‘Where do we go now?’”
The regional chain is leaving River Road Shopping Center after nearly 20 years and moving into the former La Grande Dame space at 5712 Grove Ave.
The Virginia Credit Union-owned real estate brokerage is relocating two miles south from its longtime home base off West Broad Street.
Voters narrowly defeated a $565 million Urban One project and councilmembers said sharing more details about the economic benefits would make it a winner.
Despite pandemic-induced work-from-home habits, Richmond is still a destination for out-of-town investors, said Thalhimer’s Eric Robison.
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