Henrico Hands Over Shuttered Golf Club for $1, Betting a Carolina Firm Can Revive It
McConnell Golf promises $6 million renovation of The Crossings, pledging public access and high school tournaments in exchange for county-owned land
Hanover Bets Big on Data Centers: 430-Acre Project Promises Tax Windfall, But at What Cost?
Planning commissioners approve massive facility near Ashland, prioritizing revenue over alternative development
Richmond Rezoning Applications Now Require Direct Property Owner Authorization
Updated April 2025 procedures add new accountability layer for land use changes across the city
Richmond’s Homebuilding Numbers Look Healthy. The Pipeline Tells a Different Story.
Rezoning approvals for new residential lots have dropped sharply even as builders maintain steady output — a warning sign the trade group says local officials are ignoring.
Greek Flavors Coming to Henrico’s Billion-Dollar Bet on Suburban Reinvention
The owners behind Lola's Farmhouse Bistro are bringing Opa Social to Libbie Mill-Midtown, adding Mediterranean flair to the county's most ambitious development gamble.
Richmond Offers Free ‘One-Stop-Shop’ Meetings to Streamline Development Approvals
City launches pre-application program bringing together eight agencies to help developers navigate regulations before submitting plans
The Bacova Squeeze: 74 More Condos Push Into Short Pump’s Last Green Gaps
A year after winning townhome approvals nearby, the same developer returns with another dense project along Pouncey Tract Road
Alpha Exterior Solutions Plants Flag in Midlothian After First Acquisition
The pressure washing company's new lease signals a bet on Chesterfield's commercial corridor as small service firms consolidate
The Hub Opens Its Doors in Manchester, But for Whom?
A new mixed-income building at 500 Maury Street promises affordability in one of Richmond's fastest-gentrifying neighborhoods. The math tells a more complicated story.
A New Kind of Industrial Building Rises in Westwood as Window Supplier Stakes Claim
Developer Stefan Cametas bets that modern design can transform Richmond's aging industrial corridor — starting with a 50,000-square-foot spec building that's already landing tenants.