Jonathan Spiers
Senior Reporter and Assistant Editor at Richmond BizSense
Senior Reporter / Assistant Editor at Richmond BizSense
Articles
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1 week ago |
richmondbizsense.com | Jonathan Spiers
A pair of modern-design infills on opposite sides of town are adding more architectural styles and homeownership options to neighborhoods in Richmond not known for such abodes. Richmond Hill Design + Build is putting the finishing touches on its Cashel Modern project, a cluster of four modern homes on Westview Avenue a couple blocks east of Libbie Avenue near Patterson Avenue.
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richmondbizsense.com | Jonathan Spiers
As Henrico gauges interest from developers in reviving its arena-anchored GreenCity project, some interest has already been shown to the city of Richmond in keeping a regional arena downtown – including by way of a potential rehab of the shuttered but still-standing Richmond Coliseum.
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2 weeks ago |
richmondbizsense.com | Jonathan Spiers
The former homestead of a family of RV dealers has hit the market for the first time – golf simulator and practice green included. The nearly 10,000-square-foot house at 203 Randolph Square Lane, in Goochland’s Randolph Square community just north of the Country Club of Virginia’s James River Course, was listed for sale May 27 with an asking price of $5.5 million.
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2 weeks ago |
richmondbizsense.com | Jonathan Spiers
If solutions to this year’s water service problems are going to come through regional collaboration, two of the localities that rely on Richmond’s aging water treatment plant say they need their neighbors to join them at the table. That was one of the messages that came out of a joint meeting of the Hanover and Henrico boards of supervisors, which spent two hours Wednesday discussing potential paths to work with Richmond and Chesterfield on regional solutions to their shared water challenges.
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2 weeks ago |
richmondbizsense.com | Jonathan Spiers
With recent water service problems keeping the issue top of mind, the boards for Henrico and Hanover counties are meeting today to start talking about potential regional solutions, with hopes that more neighbors will join in the conversation.
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