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Signs of life
For weeks, signs for the defunct brokerage firm GVA Advantis were still hanging on vacant properties around town. Callers to the number listed found that it had been disconnected. Now some of those signs
Read More »Signs, signs, everywhere the signs
Signs for now defunct commercial broker GVA Advantis are still up all over town. But the phone number on the signs is disconnected, and BizSense has been unable to find out who is
Read More »Real estate firms scoop up GVA brokers
John Madures is the latest GVA Advantis broker to find a new job with another local firm. Divaris Real Estate hired Madures as a leasing and sales associate. Madures was most recently an associate
Read More »GVA Advantis shuttered, checks might bounce
Employees of the brokerage GVA Advantis may not get paid for their last few weeks at the company, and it’s unclear if contractors or other businesses owned money will get paid, according to a
Read More »Commercial brokerage disbanding
Seven GVA Advantis brokers left the troubled firm last week and are starting an affiliate of a new firm. Leading the pack is Charles Polk, who was GVA’s all-time top-producing broker
Read More »GVA Advantis closing some Virginia offices
The Richmond office of the commercial brokerage firm GVA Advantis apparently has escaped the ax. On Monday the company said it will close offices in Newport News and Northern Virginia. And unlike at the
Read More »The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Round Up for 5.29.09
Terry’s Tire Town,a Mid-West based tire distributor, leased 90,000 square feet of at 4501 Carolina Avenue in Henrico. Smoothie King, a national smoothie franchise, leased 900 square feet at 10871 W. Broad St.
Read More »No relief in sight for office vacancy
No matter how you slice it, office vacancy rates are climbing in Richmond. And true to supply and demand, landlords are getting more and more generous with freebies such as up to six months
Read More »The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Round 11.21.08
Thalhimer reports that the Democratic Party of Virginia purchased a 15,000 square foot office building at 1710 East Franklin Street from Tinsman Holdings for $1.15 million. Harrison & Bates reports Jacobson Companies, a third
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