“A big part of what folks come for is the prepared foods. We have everything from full meals to side items to what we call provisions, which are things like pimento cheese and potato salad,” he said.
Classic Granite & Marble is now at 1355 Anderson Highway in an 82,000-square-foot building that’s home to the company’s administrative offices, showroom, production and warehouse.
The last of the commercial spaces in the 250,000-square-foot, mixed-use building at Patterson and Libbie avenues went to Vestique and Drybar.
The national auto parts retailer is building an 800,000-square-foot facility in the western part of the county, which it said will be its largest distribution center.
Maryland-based retailer Lotte Plaza Market will open its first Richmond-area location in the 45,000-square-foot building.
It’s store number four for Asurion franchisees Bret Bauer and Chuck Allen, who also operate the chain’s stores in Short Pump, Brandermill and Glen Allen.
“It’s a big jump for us, but I think it’ll be a great place for folks to have access to better materials,” Virginia Slate Co. owner Tucker Adamson said of the company’s $3.2 million purchase.
The local Fleet Feet franchisee is expanding to Winterfield Crossing and has a deal in the works to take over operations of Richmond Road Runner in Carytown.
The Scott’s Addition-based used car consignment company has hit nonstop speedbumps since going public through a SPAC deal last year.
Showerspecs were developed and patented by local marketing executive Donna Spurrier, CEO and namesake of Richmond firm Spurrier Group.
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