Divaris Real Estate reports the following deals: Kirklands leased 7,606 square feet at Chesterfield Towne Center. Brett McNamee and Ali Newton handled the lease negotiations. Pure Barre leased 2,200 square feet at Alverser Plaza Midlothian. Brett McNamee and Ali Newton handled the deal on behalf of the tenant. LSF Tobacco lease 1,093 square feet at… Read more »
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Future cidery toasted in Scott’s Addition
Blue Bee Cider has finalized its purchase of the city-owned stables at 3101 W. Clay St. The 9,000-square-foot property will be transformed over the next several months into the hard cidermaker’s new manufacturing facility and tasting room, replacing its current location in Manchester.
CRE panel gauges the market
The outlook looks strong, though maybe not very strong, for Richmond’s commercial real estate market. That was the general consensus from the panel at Greater Richmond Association for Commercial Real Estate’s 2016 Market Review event Tuesday evening. Held at the Westin on West Broad Street, the annual event was a record-breaker for GRACRE this year… Read more »
Local startup hatches new breastfeeding clothing line
Latched Mama, founded in 2014 by Melissa Wirt, plans to launch a new line of plus-sized, breastfeeding-friendly clothes for new moms in May.
Cafe chain checks into historic downtown inn
A local cafe and restaurant chain with six locations around the Richmond area is adding another downtown and has signed on to open as part of a string of upgrades for a long-standing Franklin Street inn.
$8M deal caps busy year for real estate firm
Boosting its 2015 acquisition total to $130 million, a real estate firm purchased a Manchester apartment complex on Dec. 31 and is moving its headquarters from Innsbrook to the Bottom.
The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for Jan. 8, 2016
A Pipeline chock-full of deals and leases after the break, including sales of a Hopewell office building and industrial space near the Diamond and leases for DaVita Healthcare, a Manchester recycling company, Starbucks and more.
The most-read stories of 2015
Before jumping into the New Year, take a look back at the biggest business news of 2015. These 10 stories — including mansions, startups, apartment projects and more — racked up the most readers and set new BizSense records.
Things to watch in 2016
2015 put in motion several developments and trends to keep an eye on in the coming year, including the continued growth of several areas around town, the grocery store battlefront and the bubbling brewery industry.
This year’s deals and developments
2015 brought big development to the Richmond area, with huge property deals, long-awaited developments wrapping up and ground breaking on new projects to watch in 2016.