Commercial Real Estate

The new owner of the 1 million-square-foot complex has made a shift in the way it handles leasing in the trio of downtown office towers.

With some Ukrop money in tow, three Richmond restaurateurs have inked a deal for a venture that will combine a bar, arcade, restaurant and brewery under one roof.

With a splash of nostalgia, a Midwest milk and ice cream company wants to shake up the local lactose market.

A project that brought new life and hundreds of apartments to an 88-year-old downtown tower took home some hardware Tuesday night.

A 1920s-era Boulevard building that recently sold for $1.43 million will see its decades-long tradition of auto service press forward.

The disco ball at a longtime local skating rink spins no more, after it closed for business and its building was snatched up for twice its assessed value.

A husband-and-wife team wants to bring some extra shine to a Henrico plot once slated for a Hummer test-driving track.

An historic building in the thick of the urban revival taking place along Boulevard has been snatched up by an out-of-town developer.

A development that could be the first step in urbanizing Innsbrook marched forward this week, while a new Short Pump tap house got the green light to brew its own beer.

A new-to-Richmond tech firm unveiled its downtown office this week, doing its best to conjure a Silicon Valley aesthetic along the James River.