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A food hall, as well as office and retail spaces in repurposed shipping containers, are among potential uses being weighed for the property.

Cheesesteak brand leases former Starbucks spot at Broad and Bowe July 12, 2021 2 Once a Starbucks, 1500 W. Broad St. is soon to be home to national cheesesteak chain Charleys Philly Steaks. ( Mike Platania photo) Richmond’s Philly cheesesteak market is staying hot, as another option via a national chain is setting up shop near VCU. Charleys Philly Steaks is preparing to open at 1500 W. Broad St. It will be the Ohio-based chain’s second store in the Richmond region, joining its spot in Chesterfield Towne Center that opened last fall. Charleys has over 600 locations all over the globe, per ...

McClendon Capital Group may purchase last parcel of Park East land owned by county. By Graham Kilmer - May 5th, 2021 11:10 am //end headline wrapper ?> Block 22 in the Park East. File photo by Jeramey Jannene. Another piece of the Park East corridor may be developed, though it’s the third plan proposed for this site. Cory McClendon, was awarded the option to purchase Block 22, a 2.2 acre parcel at 320 E. Ogden Ave., from Milwaukee County in the fall of 2020. According to a proposed Option to Purchase Agreement, the sale price for the land is $3.5 million. ...

12-story apartment building planned for Jackson Ward parking lot Rendering courtesy of city documents) A Philadelphia-based firm is teaming with a Richmond developer to transform a longtime parking lot into one of the taller buildings in Jackson Ward. Parkway Corp. and locally-based SNP Properties last month filed plans with the city to build a 12-story mixed-use building with over 250 apartments at 200 E. Marshall St. The development would rise on the roughly 1-acre lot, which Parkway acquired in late 2016 for $2 million and has since been using as paid parking. The plot had previously been ...

As it takes its name from Falcon Field Airport, it’s not surprising that the Falcon District in northeast Mesa is dominated by aviation high fliers like Boeing, Northrop Grumman and HD Helicopters. Now, a “ground-and-pound” heavyweight has joined the Falcon lineup – and leads a takeoff in jobs in the district.  Those who have become accustomed – if not addicted – to online shopping might be finding packages on their doorsteps even sooner, as Amazon has set up a “last mile” delivery hub in the Falcon District. Though Amazon has thrown up huge warehous...