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City-owned properties make up the bulk of the 26-acre area slated to become an innovation district with startups, incubators and mixed-use redevelopments.
The self-guided tours helped familiarize potential respondents with the Diamond District that the city is looking to redevelop.
More than 100 participants, including local firms Hourigan, Baskervill and Spy Rock, joined a virtual question-and-answer session.
Richmond City Council has approved a proposal from Mayor Levar Stoney to transfer 15 parcels of city-owned land to the Maggie Walker Community Land Trust.
Attorney: Loving family opposed to city acquiring Shockoe properties January 13, 2021 40 The properties near Main Street Station planned for a slavery commemorative site include the old Loving’s Produce building. ( BizSense file photos) Efforts by the city to acquire land in Shockoe Bottom for a planned slavery commemorative site are moving forward, but the owners of that land say they’re not interested in selling and will fight attempts to take it by eminent domain. At the Richmond City Council’s meeting Monday, Stephen Clarke, an attorney representing the Loving family, said his clien...