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Richmond council clears way for $325M VCU Health project
City to sell Public Safety Building for $3.5M
Richmond City Council approved the sale of the city’s Public Safety Building on Monday, clearing the way for a $325 million VCU Health System medical office tower and multi-use project
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Richmond City Council to consider $325M VCU Health tower
From Navy Hill development team, project would be on Public Safety Building site
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Richmond City Council will consider the $325 million sale and redevelopment of the city’s Public Safety Building into a VCU Health medical office tower. The project is proposed by Capital
Developers propose $350M tower to replace Richmond Public Safety Building
Capital City Partners worked on $1.5B Navy Hill development, spiked in February
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The development team that created plans for the failed $1.5 billion Navy Hill proposal in downtown Richmond has returned to the scene, this time with a lower-stakes proposal that would
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Richmond’s $1.5B Navy Hill project is dead
Richmond City Council members follow through on promise to spike project.
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Richmond City Council on Monday formally killed the $1.5 billion Navy Hill proposal, with seven of nine members voting to strike several elements of the plan from the council’s consent
VCU Health proposes medical complex as part of Navy Hill project
It's the latest project offered in conjunction with the controversial $1.5 billion Navy Hill redevelopment
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The $1.5 billion Navy Hill project — as proposed — may be killed next Monday by Richmond City Council, but that hasn’t stopped Virginia Commonwealth University and other heavy hitters
CoStar plans doubling Richmond workforce as part of Navy Hill development
The commercial real estate analysis company would increase to 2,000 employees.
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CoStar Group, the Washington, D.C.-based commercial real estate analysis company, announced Monday it plans to build a 400,000-square-foot building in downtown Richmond, doubling its local workforce, as part of the