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Grubb & Ellis declares bankruptcy
Grubb & Ellis, a national commercial real estate firm with a local affiliate, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Tuesday and announced plans to sell the firm to a large investment house
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A victim of the recession: Prompt real estate taxes
Land developers make up the biggest chunk of tax delinquent businesses in the Richmond area. But the list also includes a golf course in Henrico, a music venue downtown and a planned sports complex
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The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Roundup for 2.17.12
Office leases this week from Hanover to Chesterfield. Plus a local company expands into a larger space.
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State office gets a new campsite
The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries has bagged a new home
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Step right up and buy the fairgrounds
As the clock ticks toward a crucial March 7 deadline, the bankrupt State Fair of Virginia will soon present a deal to its lenders that might involve funds from a new investor
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1,400 acres of legal quicksand
Monument Bank filed a lawsuit last week against the out-of-town owner of the Burrus Land Tract in Chesterfield
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Monday Q&A: From broker to developer
Midlothian-based Rebkee Company completely revamped its business model, branching out from developing locations for drugstore chain CVS to placing the winning bid on some iconic buildings
Read More »The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Roundup for 2.10.12
Tons of industrial leases. Plus Q BBQ expands in Henrico.
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Big plans for one block
Richmond-based Franklin Development Group wants to turn an old industrial building at 3200 W. Clay St. into 131 apartments
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Altria to consolidate offices
The parent of Philip Morris will relocate most of the employees from the WestMark One office building.
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