Lingerfelt Development News Today

One resident asked the county to preserve green space in a section of Henrico populated by landfills, junk yards and distribution centers.

City Council considers changes to Richmond’s TOD zoning district, and several area boards welcome new members and elect leaders.

GBT Realty has announced the sale of a portion of the Chester shopping center, Bermuda Square, to a private investor. The transaction included nearly 78,000 square feet of the 136,600-square-foot shopping center, located on a 15-acre site at the corner of Jefferson Davis Highway and West Hundred Road. Taylor Long Properties Salon Alora & Spa

The Dominion Realty Partners development is the latest in a string of apartment complexes slated for the transitioning office park in western Henrico.

TIF districts considered for four areas in the city, residential developments OK’d in the suburbs, and Chesterfield and Hanover look to update county plans.

A mixed-use project in Church Hill rolls forward, two developments that total 1,200 new homes advance in Chesterfield and the Richmond City Council will consider a $77M ARPA spending plan.

George Emerson and Phil Roper want to expand a project at the former Moore’s Lake retreat site, and Lingerfelt Development is planning an apartment complex near Tyler Community College.

VUU tower signage and Richmond’s “City Center” plan are on the Planning Commission’s agenda. Multifamily developments are proposed in Chester and advance in Henrico.

The deal comes as the seller, Highwoods Properties, is seeking approval of a massive mixed-use development on 34 acres across the street from the site.