
A nonprofit names a vice president, promotions at a construction firm and a chamber of commerce, plus new faces in law, real estate and more.
A nonprofit names a vice president, promotions at a construction firm and a chamber of commerce, plus new faces in law, real estate and more.
“These guys are also reaching a point in their age where they looked around and said, ‘Maybe we should just sell the whole deal and let somebody else build it,’” said broker Bruce Milam.
The Mexican restaurant chain plans to open in spring 2023 at the Kroger-anchored Ivymont Square shopping center.
Townhome developments are proposed in Chesterfield, the state offers to gift Lee Circle to the city, and zoning changes are OK’d for projects across the region.
Dubbed by CEO Andy Florance as the company’s own “HQ2,” the project will span 750,000 square feet across two buildings. It hopes to break ground in late 2022.
They will create a regional housing giant with $135 million in total net assets and an initial footprint stretching from Richmond to Charlottesville and Hampton Roads.
Summit Human Capital, which topped this year’s RVA 25 list, expanded last month with a new office in the Washington, D.C. area.
The Richmond-based vaping retailer, which had nearly 100 stores in a dozen states a year ago, has sold or shuttered all of its locations.
An eclectic list of stories this week, including tales of mac and cheese, CBD, a singing job applicant, beer, wine and Ross Perot Jr.
The $16 million purchase of a shopping center in Chesterfield topped this week’s sales and 35,000 square feet in Hanover was the top lease.
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