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City’s former Diamond District manager now working on project in new role with Thalhimer
Maritza Pechin, who left City Hall last year for a federal job, has joined TRP as director of development with a sole initial focus on the Diamond District project.
Lighthouse Labs kicks off latest accelerator class with new director at the helm
Debbie Irwin is Lighthouse Labs’ fourth managing director in as many years. The group has just begun its 17th accelerator session since its launch 12 years ago.
City locks in $130M ballpark bond sale; Thalhimer calls $40M Diamond District lawsuit ‘baseless’
“We are confident that the facts will prove that this suit has no merit,” Thalhimer CEO Lee Warfield said of the lawsuit from Republic Properties, its former partner on the project.
Richmond-based online-only grocer makes its market debut
George Inge has been thinking about launching an online specialty grocery store for three decades. “I kept watching and monitoring. To get back in one day was my dream,” he said.
Updated: Diamond District developers hit with $40M lawsuit from former project partner
Republic Properties, which once led a previous iteration of the development group, is suing Thalhimer Realty Partners and Loop Capital following their formation of a new entity that entered into a revised development agreement with the city in May.
Developers teaming up on eight-home infill near Grove Ave. and I-195
Local developers Jeremy Connell and Julie and Paul Weissend are teaming up on the project, which is planned behind a six-unit infill that’s under construction.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 7.1.24
Richmond’s housing authority hires a chief of staff, Goochland gets a new IT director, and county and airport departments win achievement awards. (BizSense Pro required)
City won’t meet Diamond District incentive deadline, plans to lobby G.A. for missed $24M
The city said the loss of the $24 million in state sales tax incentives does not jeopardize the stadium or the Diamond District project overall, which remains scheduled to break ground next month.
Amazon returns re-seller Where Ya Bin opening new store in Henrico
Where Ya Bin is a relatively new retailer that buys truckloads of customer returns and overstocked products from online sellers every week, and uses those products to stock its locations.