Michael Bor and Chris Bossola aim to create a high-touch, private school-style alumni services and asset management company to help form endowments for U.S. public high schools.
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Editor’s Picks: The best of BizSense from 2022
As we do this time each year, we’re proud to showcase BizSense’s best reporting, best writing, best photography, most quotable characters and memorable headlines from the last 12 months.
Richmond startups 2022: Capital raises, new programming and expansions
It was a busy year of capital raising, new companies launching and other groups expanding as the local startup scene generated plenty of headlines in 2022.
The year in CRE: City development recap for 2022
Development in the city of Richmond stayed red-hot this year. Here’s a run-down of the most noteworthy projects, hottest neighborhoods and most interesting trends.
Order up: Richmond restaurant recap for 2022
Openings, closings and expansions were on the menu for the local restaurant scene during a busy year in 2022.
Local startup Fringe raises $17M in capital to fuel expansion
The Scott’s Addition-based company is using the new war chest to make its main product more mainstream by teaming with larger benefit providers.
BizSense Development Tracker: Interactive project maps
New real estate developments abound in the Richmond area. So much so that it’s become difficult to keep track. BizSense hopes to help with our new Development Tracker. This collection of interactive maps will follow the progress of major real estate developments across the region from the planning stage to completion. We’ll be constantly updating… Read more »
Dumpster-on-wheels rental company franchising to fuel expansion
Scott’s Addition startup Mobiledumps sold two of its corporate-owned locations earlier this month.
Henrico-based Capital Square teams with The Wharf developer in Diamond District bid
“We very much view the Diamond District as a once-in-a-generation opportunity for Richmond to create this new and vibrant community,” said Natalie Mason of Capital Square, whose collaborators include the developer behind The Wharf mixed-use development in D.C.
Price of admission to buy part of Movieland property: $16M
A group of developers included D.C.-based Level 2 is planning 375 apartments for the 6-acre site, for which they paid $2.6 million per acre.