Amazon purchases $65M data center site in Manassas
Amazon.com recently paid $65 million to purchase a 7.66-acre data center campus in Manassas, according to Prince William County records.
Lansing family lists James River estate in Richmond for $8.5M
The Lansing family listed their 8,765-square-foot James River estate in Richmond for $8.5 million, making it one of the region's priciest homes.
Davenport & Co. moving HQ to Henrico’s Kinsale Center
Davenport & Co. plans to relocate its headquarters from One James Center in downtown Richmond to Henrico County.
JK Land Holdings advances plans for 117-acre Loudoun industrial park
JK Land Holdings is advancing plans to build a 117-acre industrial business park in Loudoun County, just outside Purcellville.
Stanley Martin Homes completes $221M acquisition of United Homes Group
Stanley Martin Homes announced Monday that it has completed its $221 million all-cash acquisition of United Homes Group.
Reston condo sale sets Virginia record at $10.25M
A $10.25 million penthouse at JW Marriott Residences in Reston breaks a record for the most expensive condo sold in Virginia.
AvalonBay discussing merger with Equity Residential, Bloomberg reports
Arlington-based AvalonBay Communities is in early discussions about a potential merger with Chicago-based rival Equity Residential.
Richmond site for planned multifamily building sells for $6.36M
A developer bought a roughly 2-acre site near the Diamond District in Richmond for $6.36 million in mid-April, with plans for redevelopment.
Henrico to sell Crossings Golf Club to N.C. company
McConnell Golf plans a roughly $9 million investment to acquire and redevelop the 268-acre The Crossings Golf Club in Henrico County.
$132M redevelopment of former Greyhound station in Richmond planned
New York firms are planning a $132 million redevelopment of the former Greyhound bus station site in Richmond.
Divaris appoints managing principal broker of D.C. regional office
Divaris Real Estate announced that it has appointed James O’Neill to be managing principal broker of its Washington, D.C., regional office.
Lumber Liquidators moving HQ, warehousing out of Virginia
Lumber Liquidators is relocating its headquarters and distribution operations from Henrico County to Tennessee.




















