The City of Richmond’s efforts to remediate the former Fulton Gas Works site for reuse or redevelopment will mean the loss of nearly all of the site’s century-old structures, including the main building beside Williamsburg Avenue.
Upon acquiring its first property in Richmond earlier this year, North Carolina-based real estate development firm Hem + Spire said it had more deals in mind in the city.
With her beloved bulldog as her inspiration, Nancy Guinn has Dog Krazy on the move again with a second Richmond-area shop.
The opening marks a career change for owner Thomas Pakurak Jr., who got into homebrewing years ago while working in IT.
Just in time for this fall’s elections, the city office responsible for voter registration in Richmond has secured a new home base that will bring all of its operations under one roof.
A D.C.-based developer can move forward with its six-story coliving concept, while a six-story apartment project from Tom Papa is putting on its finishing touches on West Marshall St.
A longtime Shockoe Slip resident has gone from tenant to landlord.
The buyer is an entity tied to Larry Page, whose Page Automotive operates the neighboring Audi dealership.
The update would add several notable properties, the largest of which includes 115 acres straddling Richmond-Henrico Turnpike between Richmond Raceway and Azalea Avenue.
The real estate research giant has a deal in the works to potentially add to the downtown skyline.
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