More than a dozen apartments plus commercial space would rise at 210 W. Marshall St. if the property owner gets approvals from the city.
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Jackson Ward bank branch rebranded after acquisition by Peoples Bank
The merger with Premier Bank created a $7 billion regional bank with 136 locations in Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
Northside ice cream seller bringing snowballs to Jackson Ward
“I’m slowly trying to take over the frozen dessert game in Richmond, little by little,” Ruby Scoops owner Rabia Kamara said of her new concept Suzy Sno.
Former Jackson Ward barbecue joint reopens in Henrico County
A barbecue joint that decamped from the city last year now slings its smoked meats and desserts out of a former Pizza Hut in Henrico County. Stump’s Pig & Pint opened in recent weeks at 1164 Wilkinson Road within the Chamberlayne Farms Shopping Center. With the new digs comes a new bakery that features cakes,… Read more »
Jackson Ward social services provider opens outpost in Henrico
St. Luke Legacy Center began offering clients childcare, mental health support and other services at 409 E. Laburnum Ave. in April.
New Jackson Ward events venue opens above Gallery5 in historic firehouse
Owner Nicole Clayton expanded from North Carolina and launched The Loft at Steamer Co. 5 in February despite the pandemic.
Despite pushback, City Council clears path for Jackson Ward apartments
Better Housing Coalition’s plan for 67 income-based rental units was decried for lacking homeownership options.
12-story apartment building planned for Jackson Ward parking lot
Parkway Corp. and locally-based SNP Properties propose a 315,000-square-foot, mixed-use development with 254 apartments at 200 E. Marshall St.
Gammino secures site for Jackson Ward development with $3M deal
Plans call for a five-story, 60-unit apartment building to rise in place of a parking lot at the corner of Leigh and Second streets.
Better Housing Coalition planning $11M apartment building in Jackson Ward
The nonprofit is under contract to buy an entire city block, where it is planning to build 67 units for lower-income renters.