The one story building, which currently houses Movement Church, could either be razed or become part of a taller, higher density development planned for Cutshaw Avenue.
Phase one of construction is now complete, adding over 100 new parking spaces at the train station–with more to come.
Around 20 acres of downtown land would be impacted by this development. What would you like to see there?
Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney held a press conference at City Hall Thursday morning, announcing a 90-day window for developers to submit proposals to replace the aging...
The 35,000-square-foot Phipps & Bird facility at 1519 Summit Avenue will be converted into a mixed use development fit for retailers and restaurants known as The...
The Better Housing Coalition has filed a lawsuit accusing Richmond-based Dominion Diversified Real Estate Group of stalling progress on a mixed use project planned for the...
The store will be the gas and convenience store chain's second within the Richmond City limit.
The outpatient facility would be constructed at 515 N. 10th Street downtown and could total eight stories, according to Richmond BizSense.
Twelve acres along W. Broad Street at N. Gayton Road are up for grabs as undeveloped land dries up in the Far West End leading up...
If everything goes according to plan construction should start right about the time the ICA will be opening up.
