The coffee house chain shut down the 26 N. Morris St. cafe due the uncertainty of a return to regular indoor service, but the Scott’s Addition and Addison Street shops will remain open.
Lamplighter Coffee’s Fan location snuffed out by pandemic
Commercial Real Estate
WPA closing Church Hill store; new bakery JJ’s Makery taking its place
WPA owner David Rohrer said the bakery is leaving its original location after eight years and consolidating operations into its Forest Hill location to keep the business viable.
Hard Hat Happy Hour Virtual Tour: Common House Richmond
The latest episode takes you Common House Richmond, a new social club under construction at 305 W. Broad St. in the Arts District.
CoStar pays $20 million for four acres of riverfront land
At about $5 million an acre, the downtown property eclipses recent highs of more than $2 million an acre in other sought-after neighborhoods.
New developer breathing life into stalled Caldwell Park project
“It’s going to be a walkable community,” said Larry Shaia. “I envision the nicest community in the West End and bringing that to Hanover County.”
Nightclub closure frees up former Alley Katz space for apartments
The Top shut down at 10 Walnut Alley but the operator plans to open Nexx, another restaurant and nightclub, at 1713 E. Main St.
Donut developments: Sugar Shack closes Parham store; Dunkin’ builds from scratch on Brook
A local donut shop chain has left a hole in Henrico, but a national competitor is spending dough on a new store eight miles to the east.
JCPenney to shutter Regency Square store; Rebkee, Thalhimer to buy building
The last remaining legacy anchor tenant joins Macy’s and Sears in exodus that will allow owners to redevelop the mall as a mixed-use property.
Interview with Loretta Cataldi, new head of Divaris Real Estate in Richmond
The longtime retail broker took over in mid-March and the pandemic forced her to get to know her staff while working remotely.
15-unit apartment building planned in Union Hill
Church Hill resident known for single-family home renovations wants to build 12 one-bedroom and three two-bedroom market-rate apartments at 715 Mosby St.