Commercial Real Estate

Republic Properties now argues that former teammates Loop Capital and Thalhimer Realty Partners breached a business “venture,” after its “partnership” argument was rejected by a judge.

The longtime home of Siné Irish Pub was bought by SNP Properties, a local development firm that converted the nearby former LaDiff complex into apartments.

“If you go look at the number of units that are coming online, it falls off a cliff. We didn’t want (our units) to come online when everything else is coming online,” said Tom Papa.

Center Creek Homes is planning the three-story townhomes on a quarter-acre lot beside where Keel Custom Homes has started building five townhomes of its own.

The new space called Ours, is affiliated with Index, a coworking and events venue in New York City. Richmonder Sam Taylor is behind it.

As the massive golf course-anchored project passes the halfway point on its residential side, its developer wants to better position its unfinished commercial areas for potential construction.

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.