The latest filings were made by Gilbane Building Co., which has taken over as the general contractor for the stadium from previous GC Whiting-Turner.
Commercial Real Estate
City locks in $130M ballpark bond sale; Thalhimer calls $40M Diamond District lawsuit ‘baseless’
“We are confident that the facts will prove that this suit has no merit,” Thalhimer CEO Lee Warfield said of the lawsuit from Republic Properties, its former partner on the project.
Updated: Diamond District developers hit with $40M lawsuit from former project partner
Republic Properties, which once led a previous iteration of the development group, is suing Thalhimer Realty Partners and Loop Capital following their formation of a new entity that entered into a revised development agreement with the city in May.
Hourigan paid $58M for Henrico land, then sold it the same day for $119M
“Development plans change over time as activity and events happen,” Mark Hourigan said. “We had a number of people that were very interested in that land and ultimately we ended up structuring a deal with QTS.”
Project Snapshot: 15-story Parc View apartment tower opens to residents downtown
With students in mind, Parc View offers 168 fully furnished units and can house around 500 people. It’s already 80% leased, according to its Chicago-based developer.
Richmond brokerage Range Commercial breaks into Blacksburg
The 9-month-old firm has grown to a staff of around 50 and a management portfolio of 12.4 million square feet of office, industrial, retail and mixed-use properties in Virginia.
Three-building Innsbrook office complex sold to Minneapolis firm for $31M
The complex spans three buildings and 312,000 square feet and marks the buyer’s first acquisition in the Richmond market.
Solar farm planned for 1,500 acres in Hanover set for Planning Commission vote this week
North Carolina-based Strata Clean Energy is behind the project, which would place solar panels on about 340 acres of the overall site.
Hourigan pays $58M for site of future Varina industrial park
Hourigan bought nearly 400 acres for the proposed industrial park, the exact scale of which is still to be determined.
State board votes to raze 12-story portion of downtown’s Pocahontas Building for new courts complex
Last week’s vote, along with a prior approval to raze the eastern part of the property, means the entirety of the Pocahontas complex is on the chopping block to make way for the new “Commonwealth Courts Building.”