The former Akaza Hotel property at 6531 W. Broad St. had been slated for redevelopment with two new hotels and an office building, but COVID changed plans that now call for apartments, including corporate housing units.
The dual NHL-sized rinks would be the main feature of the 100,000-square-foot sports-and-entertainment venue that would occupy the northeast corner of the site.
The local hotelier has struck a deal with its lender to remain as owner of the Hilton Richmond Hotel & Spa and to have the property taken out of receivership.
Many of the parcels, which include retail, multi-family residential and mixed-use buildings that line West Cary and Main streets, are under contract to be sold.
Birdie’s at 305 W. Broad St. will be a coffee house during the day and a seafood joint that specializes in oysters at night.
Rebkee bought 28 acres for $4.2 million near HHHunt’s Wescott townhomes after developing an Aldi and Dash In nearby.
The women’s clothing chain, which is owned by Gap, shuttered its store last week in the south Richmond mall.
The space formerly home to Shawarma Shack and several other eateries over the years would be replaced by a three-story building with 21 apartments.
The manufacturing and distribution center at 500 Eastpark Court is bigger now and has new equipment that will increase production capabilities.
Maple Street Biscuit Co. chose a 3,400-square-foot space at 11629 W. Broad St. to be its first location in Virginia.
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