A $3.5 million sale in Richmond heads the list this week. A lease in Scott’s Addition in Richmond heads the leases.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for 10.11.19
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New Business Licenses: 10.11.19
Multiple openings in the area this week, including a cardiovascular clinic in Henrico and a cryotherapy practice and a drone firm in Chesterfield. In Richmond, we have a new seafood restaurant, a downtown cafe and a scooter touring company.
Builders display latest trends in annual Parade of Homes
One of the Richmond area’s longest-running annual home showcases is underway this month, with a few new names among this year’s list of builders displaying the latest design styles and trends.
EAT Restaurant Partners bringing Hot Chick to Chesterfield
“There are several chains that are in the suburbs, and I think you’re seeing people look for something else to meet their dining needs,” Chris Tsui said. “That presents us with an opportunity.”
Local bank grabs $25M in capital raise
Two years after it took on more than $30 million from investors, a Richmond-based bank is back in capital-raising mode.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 10.10.19
Changes announced in the C-suite at Dominion, two local bank execs score increased pay packages and while a local REIT drops $6.7 million for some real estate in South Carolina.
Hardywood, Bingo Beer Co. win awards at Great American Beer Festival
Two local breweries got some love at the nation’s biggest craft beer festival over the weekend.
The Docket: Local court roundup for 10.10.19
Business owners claim they are due $750,000 in damages for poor legal, estate planning and investment actions by defendants. And a real estate broker alleges conspiracy from a former member of his team and wants $500,000 in damages.
Plans filed for first apartments at Regency Square
The mixed-use conversion of Regency Square mall continues to move forward, with plans submitted for the redevelopment’s first residential component.
2 multimillion-dollar home listings hit market over 2 days
A pair of seven-figure listings at the higher end of Richmond’s residential real estate market were put up for sale last week within 48 hours of each other.