
The developer of a Manchester rehab project is searching for a Plan B – and maybe a Plan C.
The developer of a Manchester rehab project is searching for a Plan B – and maybe a Plan C.
Three downtown firms that together lease more than 600,000 square feet of office space are coming to the end of their leases.
As some downtown buildings are finding, if you renovate it, they will come. Eventually.
The Midlothian developer closed on a 480,000-square-foot former textile mill in Waynesboro, Va., for $1.75 million, at least its third deal in the past month.
Jerry Peters is planning 94 units in the old Seaboard Bag Company factory complex in Scott’s Addition.
The former headquarters of one of Richmond’s largest public companies will have cars in the parking lot again after sitting vacant for more than half a decade.
Residents have begun moving into the First National Apartments, the $30 million, 154-unit reincarnation of the former First National Bank building downtown.
A principal at the local private equity firm hints that a mixed-use development could be in the works for West Broad Street.
The state has inked a deal for 14.5 acres at the intersection of Lewistown Road and Lakeridge Parkway just off Interstate 95, the second big land deal in that section of Ashland in the past two weeks.
A Fan property owned by an imprisoned Norfolk developer will be put up for sale Friday at a foreclosure auction.
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