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Union First sues Justin French
Union First Market Bank filed a lawsuit filed last Friday seeking to place seven of his properties, for which they hold the deed of trust on, under receivership by court order.
Read More »In development feud, the writing is on the wall
It’s not often that a spat over tax credits inspires graffiti artists. Developer Justin French said he supports the local artists who painted messages on the exterior walls of the Scott’s Addition industrial property
Read More »French’s bills pile up
A dispute between a Richmond developer and one of his investors has left several local contractors in the lurch, and at least one has already sued.
Read More »‘Strategic’ default?
One of the most active developers in the City of Richmond is letting some of his property go into foreclosure so that he can expel an investor and renegotiate his loans with his bank.
Read More »Solar contractor expands his orbit
One of Richmond’s solar contractors has started a firm that he hopes can better compete for work across the Mid-Atlantic region, and another local builder is investing in the company.
Read More »Monday Q&A: This development thing can’t be so hard
Some guys hit their mid-40s and get a Harley. David Gammino is starting something that could be even scarier: a new career direction as a commercial property developer. Gammino is also a former lawyer
Read More »Justin French commissions billboard
Scott’s Addition has a new addition, a mural by Ed Trask
Read More »Deeds takes a look at Richmond’s green economy
A new solar installation at VCU attracted gubernatorial candidate Creigh Deeds to take a closer look and meet with Cityspace Solar owners Blue Crump and Justin French
Read More »New restaurant brings the farmhouse to Shockoe Slip
A veteran of the food service industry who has worked for national chains such as Starbucks and Panera has returned to Richmond to launch a new concept in Shockoe Slip.
Read More »Justin French now part owner of Cityspace Solar
Justin French and Cityspace Solar owner Blue Crump already share the same customer base—people that are inclined to use green energy. The partnership may help the two firms expand faster in Richmond and D.C.
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