The rezoning and permit requested to replace the aging retail property with 350 apartments and 12,000 square feet of commercial space are headed to the Board of Supervisors for a final vote.
Two of three top-floor condos have been completed and have price tags of $1.57 million and $2.25 million. The third is already under contract to a buyer.
The county’s agreement with developer Rebkee includes design and construction planning for the arena, which would replace a former Sears building.
Guy Blundon, Mark Purcell and Keith Woodard bought the 2.2-acre site at 700 Cowardin Ave., which had been planned for a residential project.
A 60-unit apartment building would rise at the northeast corner of East Leigh and North Second streets, replacing a parking lot across from the Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site.
The Opus Group plans to erect a 168-unit apartment building with ground-floor retail space.
Barbara and Jack Clark housed tennis players 50 years ago for the inaugural Virginia Slims Invitational and, after a lifelong friendship with King, made her the executor of their estate.
Castle Glen Winery, a tasting room and vineyard near Doswell, is included in the listing for 18185 Narrow Path Trail, a 4,700-square-foot house on a 10-acre parcel.
A year after selling its first project there in an eight-figure flip, an apartment developer already familiar with West Creek Business Park is back for another go.
The price tag on the 190-unit Wilde Lake Apartments at 2900 Bywater Drive equates to $185,263 per door.
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