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The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Roundup for 12.16.11
A bank sold a 90,000 sf industrial space for $850,000. And a $1 million property on Monument Ave traded hands. Plus dentists are leasing new space, and a massive buffet is heading to Chesterfield.
Read More »Stalking horse backs down
The local investment fund that had made a $4 million bid on the last remaining asset of a bankrupt local firm has pulled out.
Read More »Local Borders is gone for good
The Borders Books & Music store on West Broad Street is officially out of business. Borders filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in mid-February and announced then that the Broad Street location was one of
Read More »State of the market address (for real estate)
Experts assess the industrial, office and retail segments, as well as the state of residential and capital markets, at an event hosted by the Greater Richmond Association of Commercial Real Estate.
Read More »Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Round Up 9.3.10
C&F Mortgage Corporation leased 3,388 while Anytime Fitness leased 4,200 sf of space at the Courthouse Place Shopping Center
Read More »The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Roundup for 8.13.10
McKesson bought 35 acres for a new distribution center. Plus CableView Communications of Va. leased 9,000 square feet at 2150 Magnolia St in the City of Richmond.Mundet Inc. has leased 2,745 sq.ft. in the
Read More »Real estate brokers find bargains for themselves
Two of Richmond’s biggest commercial real estate firms will soon be packing up and moving to new headquarters.
Read More »The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Round Up for 1.22.10
Richmond International Raceway spends $7.84 million for a new building, while the MARCS Agency leased 2,000 sf on E. Clay Street. Click the link to see more deals.
Read More »Kroger ups ante in grocery fight
There’s a food fight brewing in Carytown, where Kroger is taking dead aim at Ukrop’s. The chain is in negotiations to take over the lease of the CVS next-door and add around 18,000 square
Read More »The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Round Up for 11.6.09
KBAS purchased the 29,000-square-foot former Books-A-Million building at 9131 Midlothian Turnpike, Chesterfield Employment Services leased 14,500 square feet on Whitepine Road and Merge Computer Group Inc. leased 2,800 on Cox Road in Henrico. Click the
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