Steven Gooch and Evan Campbell, whose Juno Restaurant Group owns The Franklin Inn and The Stables, plan to offer hot and cold food to go and groceries.
Museum District restaurateurs opening neighborhood market in Libbie Mill
Retail
As some retail and restaurant rents have gone unpaid, some landlords’ patience wears thin
A Red Lobster location in Midlothian is the latest local commercial tenant to have allegedly fallen behind on its rent since the pandemic began, resulting in one of a handful of similar lawsuits.
Cigar lounge lights up in Scott’s Addition
Developer and landlord David Gammino and three others opened RVA Tobacco Lounge earlier this month at 2906 W. Clay St.
CarLotz to go public with Nasdaq listing and $300M capital raise
Move over, CarMax. Richmond will soon be home to a second publicly traded used car retailer.
Norfolk camera store’s expansion puts focus on Richmond
Digital Lens Rental plans to open a location at 1321 1/2 Main St. on Nov. 2.
Arhaus moving out of Short Pump mall to join Container Store in nearby building
The retailers will share the 35,000-square-foot property at 11732 W. Broad St.
A new grocer in Shockoe Bottom? Developer may have one in store
A mixed-use building with retail and apartments is planned on 5.3 acres owned by the Loving family.
Parking issues, pandemic prompt retailer to leave Arts District for Museum District
“I didn’t want to leave, but this move was a decision made to survive,” said Rosewood Clothing Co. owner Ashley Carruthers.
Pandemic Pivot: Church Hill pharmacy turns to pet meds, door-to-door marketing
When prescription orders dried up, Hope Pharmacy started leaving door hangars in the neighborhood to attract new customers.
Capital Trail 7-Eleven to be demolished, replaced with new store
The 50-year-old store at 1125 New Market Road, along with a neighboring building, will be razed so a new 3,000-square-foot store and an eight-pump fuel station can be built.