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High-end apartments slated for West Broad
City & Guilds filed a special use permit for a four-story building with retail space on the first floor
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Monday Q&A: A high-caliber academy
Ed Coleman is passionate about guns, and he’s creating a home away from home for other local enthusiasts.
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Another student housing project is on the table
A local developer wants to make a $5 million investment near Virginia Union University.
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The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Roundup for 2.3.12
A jam-packed Pipeline this week including a $1.1 million purchase, a $600,000 warehouse buy and tons of small office space getting leased up.
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Make way for more Mexican
Café Rio, which like Chipotle markets itself as more up-market than fast food but without a wait staff, is negotiating on properties in Richmond
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‘Compromise was achieved’
A student housing development that prompted significant community input is set to break ground
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Richmond sees a drop in bankruptcies
But lawyers say it’s too early to toast the end of the recession
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Saved from the wrecking ball
A pair of developers just paid $800,000 for a riverfront parcel along the floodwall in Manchester, saving an old paper mill from demolition.
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Monday Q&A: Five hours to Williamsburg
Beth Weisbrod, executive director of the Virginia Capital Trail Foundation, offers an update on the 50-mile bike route and why the Trail will be an economic engine for Richmond.
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