Monthly Archives: September 2010 »
Foreclosures 9.27.10
Several lots in the Hallsley section of Chesterfield plus a $1.7 million home in Henrico are on the list this week.
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Home builder trying to avoid losing it all (Virginian-Pilot) “Builders were going out there in good faith, buying lots to meet demand,” home builder Dave McLaughlin said. “Obviously the banks wouldn’t have given the
Read More »“Sweepstakes” businesses gamble on Richmond
The state lottery isn’t the only game in town for gamblers. At least until local police departments find a way to shut down the increasingly controversial industry of Internet sweepstakes cafes that are looking
Read More »Adding events to the mix
Now that we have a stable newsroom, we’re trying to learn exactly what Richmond needs and what gaps we can fill for events. On Thursday we will be in the industrial section of Scott’s
Read More »Guest Opinion: Regulation D changes have odd definiation of wealthy
Startups and small companies that want to sell shares have to follow strict federal laws called Regulation D that restrict who can invest. This week local attorney Tom Bowden examines some changes in the
Read More »Pipeline: Commerical Real Estate Round Up 9.24.10
Virginia Commercial Finance leased 4,200 square feet at Highwoods’ Innsbrook Centre building in Henrico, while Bon Secours leased more than 100,000 sf in Henrico.
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Audit says VDOT sitting on $1 billion reserve (Times-Dispatch) An unwieldy Virginia Department of Transportation is sitting on $1 billion in reserve funds that could be used for new construction and maintenance, an independent
Read More »Is an acorn more slippery than a banana peel?
Now that we’ve started doing a Circuit Court Roundup, I’ve become more aware of how litigious our society is. Probably the reasons for signs like this outside Chippenham Hospital. But here’s my question: Is
Read More »Richmond not on the rich list
Six Virginians make Forbes list of richest Americans – but none are from Richmond.
Read More »Added values
Distilling your core beliefs into an operating standard is like adding a rudder to a business.
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