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LaDiff plans new store after Shockoe complex sells to developer …
WEBAug 12, 2021 — LaDiff’s buildings on 14th Street sold for $10 million. (BizSense file photos)
$6M land deal telegraphs apartment project near Virginia Center …
WEBAug 19, 2024 — The one- and two-bedroom apartments will range in size from about 450 to 1,230 square feet. Rents have not been announced. Fortune-Johnson is the general contractor for the apartments, which are scheduled for completion in June 2026.
Circuit City bankruptcy headed for conclusion after nearly 13 years
WEBAug 30, 2021 — The plug is finally expected to be pulled on the unwinding of Circuit City Stores Inc. The liquidation of the long-since collapsed Henrico-based electronics retailer appears to be coming to a close, nearly 13 years to the day from when it toppled into bankruptcy on Nov. 10, 2008.
Dunkin’ opens eastern Henrico spot with plans for more local …
WEBAug 19, 2024 — In Mechanicsville, construction has started on a store at 8257 Meadowbridge Road, which per Hanover records was acquired last year by an LLC tied to Nigro for $395,000.
Richmond-area malls plan to reopen Friday
WEBMay 14, 2020 — Both Regency and VCC closed their interior spaces in response to the pandemic March 18. The pandemic hit as the two struggling malls sought to find their footing in a changing retail business landscape and amid plans for their new owners, including local developer The Rebkee Co., to transform the malls into mixed-use destinations. Rebkee and Shamin Hotels pitched an arena-anchored mixed-use ...
Online home goods operation tries out pop-up storefront in …
WEBMay 7, 2021 — A new local e-commerce company is testing the waters for a potential permanent storefront by starting with a pop-up in downtown Richmond. Jolene, which launched in Richmond in early April selling home goods online, this month opened a shop in the roughly 400-square-foot space at 211 W. Broad St. Owner Nolan Beck–Rivera expects to run the shop for about three months.