Commercial Real Estate

Another property grab in Scott’s Addition shows how developers view modern office space as the next hot commodity in the sought-after neighborhood.

A picture of what could become of a prominent property in Richmond’s Union Hill neighborhood became clearer last week.

The next wave of European grocery chain stores to invade Richmond is beginning to swell.

The owner of more than 700,000 square feet of Richmond-area retail space is selling off a piece of its local portfolio.

Small slices of Manchester will be up for grabs later this month as the leftover scraps of an imprisoned local developer’s holdings are being forced to the auction block.

“It’s really an option on the future of what I think is going to be the heart of midtown Richmond.”

Three aging office buildings in Scott’s Addition were acquired last week by a group that has plans to immediately gut and redevelop one of the properties.

As it looks to grow its Richmond headquarters, a stalwart of the local advertising scene is putting out feelers for the downtown building it’s called home for a decade.

Weeks after buying an apartment complex within a mile of its headquarters, a Henrico-based real estate investment firm looked to the Lone Star State for the latest addition to its apartment portfolio.