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An unidentified grocery store has signed on at the shopping center just west of Willow Lawn and it’s set to occupy 43,000 square feet, the same size as another unnamed grocery anchor that’s planned in Midlothian.

“It’s multi-use for sure,” said Blu Hazel co-owner Yedda Stancil. “Casual, in home, sip and shop, shop while someone sips.”

A festive Monday evening along the riverfront culminated with the crowning of the inaugural class of Richmond BizSense's RVA Power Women awards.

The future restaurant building is the first piece of a broader redevelopment of the Willow Place shopping center, which owner Sauer Properties said will get two new anchor tenants.

Popular fast-casual burger chain Shake Shack is coming to the Richmond region.

The self-guided tours helped familiarize potential respondents with the Diamond District that the city is looking to redevelop.

The 78-year-old company is wrapping up a rehab of a three-building site on the Blackwell side of Route 1, taking the main building as its office and leasing out the others.

Becknell sells five Richmond-area industrial properties for $65M April 19, 2021 Tenants at the Airport Distribution Center that recently sold for $65 million include WestRock, Bunzl, Mann+Hummel and Veritiv. ( Mike Platania photo) Richmond’s industrial real estate sector continues its red-hot streak, with a new-to-market firm dropping over $65 million to get in on the action and a VCU Health-anchored building fetching $8 million. New York-based Raith Capital Partners recently purchased more t...

Richmond Raceway unloads two parcels to separate buyers for $15.5M Courtesy of Google Maps) Richmond Raceway has recently closed a pair of land deals totaling more than $15 million, paving the way for two new industrial projects. The larger of the two deals land-wise involved the sale of an undeveloped 120-acre plot at 5901 Richmond Henrico Turnpike. It sold for $7.7 million to Dallas-based Hillwood Enterprises. The acreage represents about half of the land Hillwood is looking to build on for i...

Paper Source latest national retailer to file for bankruptcy in Richmond Mike Platania photo) Looking to get well soon, a COVID-battered chain of stationery and greeting card shops with a location in Carytown has joined the wave of national companies to seek bankruptcy protection in Richmond. Paper Source, a Chicago-based brand with more than 150 stores, filed for Chapter 11 on Tuesday in federal court in Richmond as it looks to get a handle on its debt by selling its assets while staying open ...