In a plan stamped by the city as a “priority economic development project,” the real estate arm of a local spice dynasty has something big in mind for the next phase of its Whole Foods-anchored development along West Broad Street.
A bankrupt Arizona-based restaurant brand has been hit with a lawsuit from its landlord in Henrico a month after abruptly closing its lone local location in Short Pump.
Another national retailer’s demise is having a ripple effect on local shopping centers.
Two siblings have handed the keys to their West End boutique to a mother-and-daughter duo.
The grocery anchor of a new Church Hill-area development is open for business.
A Short Pump shopping center has bagged another new-to-market retailer.
An Arts District thrift shop that shut down late last year is set to re-emerge up the street.
The developers of the 80-acre mixed-use neighborhood in Henrico have filed plans for a five-story, 350-unit apartment building, as well as a new 11,800-square-foot retail center that will rise on a former bank branch site.
A New York-based shirt brand and Arizona-based ice cream maker are slated to join the region’s busiest mall.
A former Blockbuster Video storefront in Midlothian is full of new life.
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