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Development rendering courtesy Arlington County Board.
Mar 29, 2020

Developer to renovate Rosslyn Marriott, construct three residential buildings

The Rosslyn Marriott hotel will be partially demolished and renovated and three residential buildings will be added to the site, according to a release from the Arlington County Board. Financial terms of the plans were not released. The hotel is located at 1401 Lee Highway and currently has 445 rooms. Site developer KBLH LLC wil[...]

Mechanicsville apartment complex sells for $7.6 million
Mar 29, 2020

Mechanicsville apartment complex sells for $7.6 million

The Signal Hill Apartments complex in Mechanicsville sold for $7.6 million on March 26, according to Glen Allen-based real estate company Commonwealth Commercial Partners LLC. Signal Hill includes 68 units and one four-bedroom rental home and is located at 8111 Signal Hill Road.  The property came on the market during  fall 20[...]

Spotsylvania County office building sells for $3.8M
Mar 29, 2020

Spotsylvania County office building sells for $3.8M

An office building in Spotsylvania County sold for $3.8 million, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer announced March 24. The office building, Deep Run Building C, is 42,216 square feet and was 100% leased at the time of the transaction. It is located at 11905 Bowman Drive, which is less than a mile from the Rappahannock [&hellip[...]

Virginia has distributed more than 54,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses in the past two weeks.
Mar 28, 2020

Virginia COVID-19 cases nearly at 750

Amid warnings from health officials that Virginia could see COVID-19 cases spike tenfold in the next 10 days, Virginia now has 739 confirmed cases, as of Saturday, March 28, up from 604 the previous day. Ninety-nine people are hospitalized in the commonwealth and as many as 18 may have died from the virus, pending test […[...]

Mar 27, 2020

SCC offers health insurance tips for laid-off Virginians

The Virginia State Corporation Commission’s (SCC) Bureau of Insurance wants to remind Virginians that there are health insurance options available if they’ve recently been laid off or lost health insurance benefits through their employer. “Loss of a job doesn’t have to mean loss of health insurance coverage,” said Virginia Insurance Commissioner Scott A. White. “In […][...]

drivers license illustration courtesy Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles
Mar 27, 2020

Real ID deadline extended by one year

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government has extended the deadline for Real ID-compliant driver’s licenses by a year, meaning Virginians now have until Oct. 1, 2021, to obtain the new enhanced driver’s licenses and identification credential that will be required for domestic air travel. “We applaud the [...]

Mar 27, 2020

Va. Tech student tests positive for COVID-19

A Virginia Tech student living off campus in Blacksburg has tested positive for COVID-19, according to an email sent out Friday by Virginia Tech President Tim Sands. The student is believed to have been exposed to the virus during international travel and is in self quarantine. “The Virginia Department of Health, working with our own […]

The Omni Homestead Resort in Hot Springs
Mar 27, 2020

Omni Homestead closed temporarily during 2020 pandemic

The Omni Homestead Resort in Hot Springs announced Friday that it is closing from March 29 until June 1, due to the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. “The global health crisis has hit the hospitality industry swiftly and significantly. Like many hotels, we’ve felt the impact and made the difficult decision to [...]

Va. coronavirus cases hit 600+ mark
Mar 27, 2020

Va. coronavirus cases hit 600+ mark

As Virginia saw its largest 24-hour increase in confirmed COVID-19 cases Friday, Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam called on President Donald Trump and the federal government to implement a “national solution” for supplying front-line medical workers and first responders with much-needed protective gear and medical equipme[...]

Mar 26, 2020

Va. jobless claims reach record high amid COVID-19 crisis

A record-breaking 46,885 Virginians filed for unemployment benefits last week amid the economic nosedive that has accompanied the COVID-19 crisis, according to U.S. Department of Labor statistics released Thursday. The previous record for initial unemployment claims in Virginia was 25,133 in December 1989, according to a report released Thursday from the Dragas Center for Economic Analysis […][...]

Mar 26, 2020

Fourth resident dies from COVID-19 at Henrico nursing home

A fourth resident has died from COVID-19 at Canterbury Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, the long-term care nursing home in western Henrico County where 17 residents and six staff members have tested positive for the novel coronavirus over the past 12 days. Two patients from the center are receiving treatment at a regional hospital and 11 […]

Tom Walker, founder and CEO of DroneUp (L) and CIO Joe Fuller. Photo courtesy DroneUp
Mar 26, 2020

An aerial view of drone industry during COVID-19

Virginia Business virtually sat down with Tom Walker, founder and CEO of DroneUp, a Virginia Beach-based company that provides end-to-end aerial data services to the commercial sector, government and pilots to get a feel for how his drone company has adapted to doing business during the coronavirus crisis. This is part of an ong[...]

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