The $2.4 million sale of warehouse space in Chesterfield heads the list this week. The lease of 43,000-square feet in Chesterfield is the top lease.
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Richmond 300: City’s draft master plan turns attention to Southside
Restoring a roundabout near Southside Plaza, mixed-use development along Route 1 and a town center on Hull Street Road are among the ideas planners have for the city south of the river.
Going green: Richmond developer launching hemp CBD facility in South Boston
“As I was growing up in the ’60s and ’70s, it was a very dynamic economy there, with tobacco, textiles and furniture. All three have gone out of existence. I want to try to find another cash crop to replace tobacco.”
Rebkee, Blackwood file plans for two mixed-use projects near Short Pump
Two mixed-use developments proposed at prominent crossroads on opposite sides of Short Pump are slated to receive initial scrutiny from Henrico planners this week.
Local food brands launch new products
Undeterred by the coronavirus pandemic, a local gelato and snack maker are expanding their offerings and hoping to gain more traction in a competitive, unpredictable time for companies vying for space on grocery shelves.
‘30 percent is a lot to give away’: Local restaurants pushing back against national delivery apps
Local restaurateurs have been pummeled by empty dining rooms, reduced volume and a reliance on takeout and delivery during the pandemic.
Richmond-area malls plan to reopen Friday
With the governor’s blessing, at least a few Richmond-area malls will take the plunge and reopen Friday. But it won’t be business as usual.
Developers look to salvage part of Navy Hill plan with $350M project, anchored by 20-story tower
Capital City Partners has submitted an offer to the City of Richmond to buy the Public Safety Building property at 500 N. 10th St. The project would not involve city funds or a TIF.
Chesterfield, Goochland supervisors approve leaner budgets due to coronavirus
Supervisors in Chesterfield and Goochland counties signed off on fiscal year 2021 budgets this week that were scaled back from previous proposals due to coronavirus disruptions.
BizSense Assembly IV recap: Local retail sector navigates ‘a totally different world’
While the ground is uneven, and there’s likely a rocky road still ahead, a panel of speakers representing the local retail sector struck an optimistic tone on Wednesday.