
The purchase of a shopping center in Henrico for $18 million was the week’s top sale and 35,000 industrial square feet in Hanover was the top lease.
The purchase of a shopping center in Henrico for $18 million was the week’s top sale and 35,000 industrial square feet in Hanover was the top lease.
Zac Frederick’s Crescent Preservation & Development wants to build 39 apartments between a Bank of America branch and a Mexican restaurant.
Henrico-based Worth Higgins & Associates’ deal to buy Taylored Printing will increase its employee headcount to 175.
The acquisitions include Plum Street Partners, the property management division of Petersburg developer Dave McCormack’s Waukeshaw Development.
Ezaddin “Dean” Alshami and Faisel Suort will open a location of their National Gourmet Market chain at 5091 Forest Hill Ave.
After decades as an assisted living facility, a century-old Monroe Ward building is set to change hands – and its redevelopment may not be far behind.
Included in the settlement is co-founder and namesake Gary LeClair and two other former CEOs. The money will be paid from an insurance policy.
The Workbench RVA opened in November at 1105 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd., offering access to tools, equipment and workspace.
The 196,000-square-foot Arts and Innovation Academic Building would rise across the street from the Institute of Contemporary Art, while a new data center would go up on a nearby parking lot.
The five-story complex at 103 E. 2nd St. continues a years-long multifamily hot streak in Manchester.
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