Over $5 million worth of properties are on this week’s list. BizPro members have full access to the list.
Foreclosures: 2.19.19
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Calling all philanthropic Richmond companies: Applications now open for Generosity Inc.
It’s that time of year again when BizSense recognizes the region’s most generous businesses.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 2.19.19
The Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority plans to announce a new CEO at its board meeting this week, a Chesterfield supervisor will not seek re-election and Goochland presents its proposed budget for next fiscal year.
Kilmarnock-based bank eyes new branch in Chesterfield
Continuing its steady expansion around the Richmond region, a bank from the Northern Neck has found the spot for its next local office.
New Business Licenses: 2.15.19
Henrico County reports several new restaurants and a vape store. Lots of construction/trade firms in Chesterfield County. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.
Fitness brand adds fifth local gym
The Libbie Mill-Midtown development has landed another commercial tenant, this time with a local realtor’s fitness franchise signing on.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate deals for 2.15.19
Have Site Will Travel reports the following deal: Goochland Convention Center LLC purchased 1700 Cardwell Road in Goochland County for $630,000. John Jay Schwartz completed the transaction. Harrison & Bates Inc. reports the following deals: EVR – Flat Rock LLC purchased Lot 1C, Route 60 Business Park, Section 3 on Anderson Highway in Powhatan County… Read more »
Updated: Local developer proposes Coliseum redevelopment alternative dubbed ‘Navy Hill Yards’
As the fate of one proposal to redevelop the Coliseum and surrounding area remains in apparent limbo, a local developer is offering an alternate proposal to reinvigorate the 10-block stretch of downtown.
Video game store loading in Scott’s Addition
A team behind a Scott’s Addition record store and video game arcade is opening a new retail store in the neighborhood with a focus on retro games.
Downtown insurance firm absorbed by New York company
In a deal that allows its founder to retire, a longtime local insurance company is under new ownership.