Retail

With a handful of shops open in the Richmond area, the local owner of a national brand has expanded his footprint west with a new store outside of Charlottesville.

An auction service that focuses on art and has an office in Charlottesville has set up shop on Patterson Avenue.

After more than 100 years in business, a West End custom shirt shop has been absorbed by the young, but rapidly growing, men’s clothing maker.

About two years after jumping Carytown storefronts, a growing consignment retailer is back up and running in its original space.

A Norfolk outdoor gear brand has shut down its Richmond outpost.

The first of two new downtown neighborhood markets on E. Grace Street is open for business.

With a refurbished camper from the late ’60s, two former Carytown co-workers are rolling out the next phase of their retail business at local markets.

After a massive recall of its ice cream, Blue Bell Creameries is shutting down its Laburnum Avenue distribution center, and it’s still sitting on land in Hanover County it bought last year.

The mall is making room for a well-known apparel store that’s rolling out a nationwide expansion plan.

A new grocery chain that focuses on international foods opened the doors to its first local store in Chesterfield County last week and already has its eye on the West End.