The Pipeline

Another busy Pipeline as McKesson takes more space in town, a startup signs on for E. Broad Street frontage, a bank cements its presence in Village Shopping Center and more.

A revolving door property on Lakeside gets a new owner, a local college takes more space on Parham Road and an auto parts retailers buys land in Chesterfield in a busy week of deals.

A Southside property sells for $3.5M, some space in the SunTrust Center got snatched up, a Korean chicken joint lands in Midlothian and a West Broad retail spot fetches $1M.

Divaris Real Estate reports the following deals: Kirklands leased 7,606 square feet at Chesterfield Towne Center. Brett McNamee and Ali Newton handled the lease negotiations. Pure Barre leased 2,200 square feet at Alverser Plaza Midlothian. Brett McNamee and Ali Newton handled the deal on behalf of the tenant. LSF Tobacco lease 1,093 square feet at… Read more »

Contractors, CrossFit gyms, optometrists, health networks and more lease space around town, and several properties sell for more than $1 million.

A Crossfit brand sets up shop in Chesterfield, a pizza chain leases space on Laburnum Avenue, and grocery chain Publix signs up for a once-planned Ukrop’s spot.

A restaurant leases a new space in Midlothian, CSX buys several small parcels and an advertising firm buys space on Hull Street.

An industrial property in Henrico sells for more than $3 million, Dunkin Donuts franchisees grab another space and a Carytown shopping center books a new tenant.

In an extra light Pipeline, a massage business leases space in Short Pump and a treatment center grabs an office near Brandermill. Send submissions to [email protected].

A Pipeline chock-full of deals and leases after the break, including sales of a Hopewell office building and industrial space near the Diamond and leases for DaVita Healthcare, a Manchester recycling company, Starbucks and more.