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Why the former Dixie Restaurant owners are suing the couple they sold the business to last year

Petersburg, United States · Petersburg

Why the former Dixie Restaurant owners are suing the couple they sold the business to last year

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PETERSBURG, Va. A legal battle sparked by the sale of a longtime Petersburg diner seems to hinge on a typo. The former owners of Dixie Restaurant, Charles and Frances Rawlings, are suing the couple they sold the business to last year, Dylan and Savannah Yeargin. The lawsuit claims that the Rawlings and Yeargins made a mutual mistake when crafting the contract for the sale of the restaurant. Click here to continue reading on Richmond BizSense.See the Story

West End strip mall to be demolished to make space for new GRTC Pulse stop

Henrico · Henrico

West End strip mall to be demolished to make space for new GRTC Pulse stop

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RICHMOND, Va. -- A joint Henrico-GRTC project to extend rapid-transit service deeper into the county has taken another step forward. Henrico recently paid $1.3 million to acquire a small retail strip at West Broad Street and North Parham Road, which is planned to be redeveloped into the new western terminus of the Pulse line. The 9,000-square-foot retail strip thats currently on the property is slated to be demolished to make way for the new fac…See the Story

Apartment-to-condo conversion adds more for-sale homes in Scott’s Addition - Richmond BizSense

Richmond, United States · Richmond

Apartment-to-condo conversion adds more for-sale homes in Scott’s Addition - Richmond BizSense

The former Baker Equipment Co. building, as viewed from Rockbridge Street, has been converted from apartments to 31 condos. (Jonathan Spiers photo) More homeownership options in Scott’s Addition are coming available after a recent apartments-to-condos conversion of one of the neighborhood’s earliest historic tax credit rehabs. Herb Coleman and Hugh Shytle, principals of Richmond-based Clachan Properties, recently wrapped up a yearlong conversion…See the Story

Danish manufacturer Topsoe files formal plans for $400M plant in Chesterfield - Richmond BizSense

Chesterfield, Virginia · Chesterfield

Danish manufacturer Topsoe files formal plans for $400M plant in Chesterfield - Richmond BizSense

Topsoe recently filed plans for a manufacturing facility in Chesterfield, following the company’s announcement of the $400 million project in the spring of 2024. (County documents) While it navigates an uncertain outlook for federal clean-energy financial incentives, Danish company Topsoe continues to take incremental steps toward building a nine-figure manufacturing facility in Chesterfield. The company last week submitted formal site plans wit…See the Story

First phase of Hanover business park expansion slated to be complete this summer - Richmond BizSense

Richmond, United States · Richmond

First phase of Hanover business park expansion slated to be complete this summer - Richmond BizSense

Merritt Properties is underway on a four-building expansion of the Crescent Business Center near Ashland. The new facilities’ roofs are highlighted in orange. (Courtesy Merritt Properties) A Baltimore-based developer is in the midst of adding onto the Hanover business park it acquired nearly three years ago. Merritt Properties is aiming to finish a pair of new light industrial buildings at Crescent Business Center by early September, said Jamie …See the Story

The Herd: New hires, promotions & departures for 5.6.25 - Richmond BizSense

Richmond, United States · Richmond

The Herd: New hires, promotions & departures for 5.6.25 - Richmond BizSense

Grant Neely, managing partner with S.I.R. Southeastern Institute of Research, has left the firm to become an independent consultant. Charles “Chuck” Slemp joined the state attorneys general group of Cozen O’Connor. Twyla Roper is an intake specialist with Melone Hatley. Abby Baker joined Beacon Hill Legal as a senior account executive. Jordan Sibold has joined Sperity Real Estate Ventures as a commercial sales and leasing agent. Taylor Walton an…See the Story

Developer drops $13M for former Feed More HQ near The Diamond - Richmond BizSense

Richmond, United States · Richmond

Developer drops $13M for former Feed More HQ near The Diamond - Richmond BizSense

Feed More’s former complex, outlined in yellow, is beside the interstate and across Rhoadmiller Street from The Park at RVA. (BizSense file photos) A development that’ll bring nearly 200 new residences to The Diamond area has taken a step forward. The 6-acre former Feed More headquarters at 1415-1603 Rhoadmiller St. sold last week to developer K. Hovnanian for $13 million. K. Hovnanian, a New Jersey firm that’s a division of publicly traded Ho…See the Story

Powhatan approves rezoning for new $38M private school campus - Richmond BizSense

Powhatan · Powhatan

Powhatan approves rezoning for new $38M private school campus - Richmond BizSense

The proposed campus for the new Hunter Classical Christian School campus in Powhatan. (Courtesy Powhatan County) A 13-year-old private Christian school may soon be moving from Henrico County to Powhatan County. Hunter Classical Christian School, which currently resides on the grounds of Derbyshire Baptist Church at 8800 Derbyshire Road in Henrico, recently earned approval to rezone around 27 acres of a 110-acre parcel at 680 Huguenot Trail in Po…See the Story

Carytown wine shop Dinner Party opens back-room event space - Richmond BizSense

Richmond, United States · Richmond

Carytown wine shop Dinner Party opens back-room event space - Richmond BizSense

Wine shop Dinner Party’s back room has been transformed into an event space. (Photos courtesy Dinner Party) A new event space has opened in one of Carytown’s newest wine shops. Dinner Party, at 3402 W. Cary St., has transformed its back room into a space that is planned to host book clubs, wine classes, business meetings and other gatherings. The roughly 2,200-square-foot wine shop opened last November, the brainchild of Williamsburg native and …See the Story

Midas’s Church Hill rehab driving plan to update Shockoe Bottom historic district - Richmond BizSense

Richmond, United States · Richmond

Midas’s Church Hill rehab driving plan to update Shockoe Bottom historic district - Richmond BizSense

Midas of Richmond’s Church Hill location at Broad and 21st streets. (Jonathan Spiers photos) About two dozen properties in and around Shockoe Bottom would become newly eligible for historic preservation tax credits – and thus riper for redevelopment – with a proposed expansion and update of a state and national historic district that’s being prompted by a recent auto shop rehab. A public meeting is scheduled today on the proposal to expand the S…See the Story

Local traffic control company P.D. Brooks acquired by Nova Scotia firm - Richmond BizSense

Nova Scotia · Nova Scotia

Local traffic control company P.D. Brooks acquired by Nova Scotia firm - Richmond BizSense

Outside the P.D. Brooks headquarters in Mechanicsville. Photos courtesy Frank Payne A Mechanicsville-based traffic control firm is on the road to continued growth by way of an acquisition. P.D. Brooks, which provides traffic cones, barrels and road signs throughout the city of Richmond and Henrico County, was purchased by Nova Scotia-based Right Traffic. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. The sale closed March 3, after P.D. Brooks went to m…See the Story

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