Have Site Will Travel reports the following deal: Evantran LLC leased 8,000 square feet at 2219 East Franklin St. in Richmond from Sunset Strip Associates. John Jay Schwartz represented the landlord. One South Commercial reports the following deals: Bellona Arsenal Farm Assoc LLC purchased a 3,000 square-foot duplex at 3218 W. Franklin St. for $287,500…. Read more »
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Coffee startup finds grounds for expansion
After percolating in kitchens in Washington, D.C., a cold brew coffee company has poured into Manchester and already has further growth plans in mind. Confluence Coffee Co. got up and running last month at 700 Bainbridge St. near City View Landing, the 17.5-acre mixed-used development taking shape on the former Reynolds South plant. Owner… Read more »
The Pitch: Advertising and marketing news for 4.26.16
Several agencies report new hires and promotions, a Manchester design shop rebrands itself, and an Innsbrook-based firm marks 15 years with a variety of work.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for 4.22.16
A fast-food chain ground-leases land catty-corner from its Manchester location, a private equity firm leases space on South 13th Street, and a a specialty anatomic pathology laboratory subleases nearly 30,000 space in Innsbrook.
Gateway Plaza takes top honors at local real estate awards
Richmond’s newest office tower can stand a little taller. Gateway Plaza, the 18-story building completed last year at 120 S. Ninth St. by Chicago-based developer Clayco, was named Project of the Year at the Greater Richmond Association for Commercial Real Estate’s 15th annual awards ceremony Tuesday evening. Held at The Country Club of Virginia, the… Read more »
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for 4.15.16
A small plot in Shockoe Bottom gets a new lease, the state unloads property West Broad Street, more leasing at a Wegman’s anchored development in Chesterfield and a big space grab near Bass Pro in Hanover County.
Downtown redevelopment marks ‘Centennial’
Exactly 100 years after its construction, a redeveloped downtown building is beginning a new era. The four-story building at 523 E. Main St., at the corner of Main and South Sixth streets, reopens this Friday as Centennial apartments – the name a nod to the building’s 1916 construction. The 24-unit building with ground-floor retail space… Read more »
‘M’ is for modern on M Street
Continuing their strategy of filling alleys with modern architecture, Patrick Sullivan and John White have turned their attention to an alley in Richmond’s oldest neighborhood. Two-thirds of the team behind six modern townhomes planned between two alleys near the Fan, the development duo is working with Zach Kennedy of Upward Builders on a similar project:… Read more »
Studio brings some gloss to Northside
A production company’s move from Manchester to Northside has given a glossy finish to a redeveloped building. Glossy Productions has moved into a 4,200-square-foot space at 1905 Westwood Ave., filling in the final piece of the 36,000-square-foot commercial building refurbished by Leigh Properties over the past year. The production company’s new studio joins Blanchard’s Coffee… Read more »
Scraps of once-thriving local firm sent to Delaware bankruptcy
A local recycling company that at its peak operated four sites around the region has been shut down and put into bankruptcy. River City Recycling, founded in 2012 to run scrap yards that take in and process copper, aluminum, steel, junk cars and other items, filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Delaware late last month. Mathew… Read more »