Glen Allen-based Century Construction Co. says it is owed $500,000 and wants to force a sale of the sizable indoor farm property. It’s one of numerous local contractors claiming to have been left hanging by Plenty.
The sale comes out to $305,000 per-door and adds to Weinstein Properties’ local holdings after it sold off a few of its Richmond-area apartment complexes in the last two years.
JTW Design recently paid $1.5 million for 3309 W. Leigh St., a 5,000-square-foot office building that will replace its current home near Carytown.
A well-known Pennsylvania trucking company has opened the doors to a new maintenance facility at its South Richmond outpost.
The third time might be the charm for the 6-acre site at 4400 W. Broad St. to finally be redeveloped. It’s been on the market for $13 million.
“Eventually, you’ll see companies that want to come out there and provide these amenities, and if they don’t change this, you can never get them,” Supervisor Kevin Carroll said ahead of the board’s unanimous vote last week.
Developer Avery Hall expects to start site work and construction on the 550-unit, 16- and 17-story towers this spring next to Legend Brewing.
The sale of an initial 18 acres was the next needed step for the mixed-use portion of the 67-acre development that includes the under-construction CarMax Park stadium.
A hotel-anchored development that’s been years in the making for a vacant corner of Jackson Ward appears to be a go.
An amended plan for the proposed Genito Crossing redevelopment calls for the former cinema-turned-church property to be filled with 111 for-sale townhomes, less than half the proposed density of the original plan.
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