Fort Norfolk Has Been "The Last Frontier" For Waterfront Development. Where's It Headed Now?

The City of Richmond has made its pick in its months-long search for a development team to guide its Diamond District redevelopment. The city announced Monday it is going with RVA Diamond Partners, led by D.C.-based Republic Properties Corp., Richmond-based developer Thalhimer Realty Partners (TRP) and Chicago-based investment bank Loop Capital. Breeden Construction will serve as part of the general contracting team - focusing on the multifamily portion of the project.

To quote the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, “Women belong in all places where decisions are being made. … It shouldn’t be that women are the exception.” In Year Two of Virginia Business's Women in Leadership Awards, they received more than 300 nominations — exceeding last year’s nominations by more than 100 — making it even more difficult to choose our honorees from among a host of qualified executives. Ultimately, they selected 42 women leaders from large, midsize and small businesses and nonprofit organizations across Virginia to honor in 2022. Brenda Karp, VP of Business Development, is among this year's honorees.

The Breeden Company, the nationally recognized Virginia Beach-based real estate development firm, announced today they have closed on a 15.64 acre multifamily tract in the Chesterfield County area of Richmond, Virginia. The land parcel, located at the intersection of Route 288 and Genito Road, is expected to begin development Spring 2023 and be completed Spring 2024.