DC Blox has filed development plans for the data center it’s been planning on part of the property that housed the long-running flea market, which ended earlier this month after a four-decade run.
The real estate data giant recently held a ceremonial topping off of its new 26-story office tower at 600 Tredegar St. and installation of the building’s glass façade has also begun.
After pulling out as the anchor of the Courthouse Landing development in Chesterfield, VCU Health has scooped up some land just down the road.
The Robins family and investor Tyler Currie want to replace the longtime bakery property at Libbie-Patterson with a four-story building. The pastry shop would reopen in the new building, once completed.
The wedding and event venue in the former Massey family mansion on River Road is installing a new, 8,300-square-foot solar pavilion.
Former UVA and NFL football player Chris Harrison pleaded guilty last week to one count of wire fraud in the federal case that accused him of skimming loan proceeds for the project and putting some of the funds toward unauthorized expenses. A sentencing hearing is set for June.
Despite larger economic challenges and some issues specific to the project that have delayed the construction, developer Robert Eckstein said Courthouse Landing is now building momentum.
The developer envisions potentially 11 data center facilities with a total of about 2 million square feet on more than 700 acres just outside Colonial Heights.
A VCU spokesperson said there are “no specific purposes identified by the university” for the property and that Rite Aid will continue to lease its building and parking lot.
The two spec buildings will total 350,000 square feet and are being developed by Crescent Communities’ Axial Industrial division and Atapco Properties, marking that company’s first local project.
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