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Mar 23, 2020

Northern Virginia Community College launches COVID-19 emergency fund for students

Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) Educational Foundation on Monday launched an emergency student aid fund to help students struggling with economic fallout from COVID-19, with a goal  to issue $500 grants to at least 1,500 students. More than half of NOVA’s 85,000 students work full- or part-time jobs, according to the community college, and the […]

Mar 23, 2020

Death toll reaches 7; Virginia Beach reports first fatality

A man in his 70s has died from COVID-19, the first coronavirus death reported in Virginia Beach and the seventh statewide, according to a statement Monday from the Virginia Beach Health District. The man had underlying health conditions, according to a Monday afternoon news release, and the cause of death was acute respiratory failure. The […]

Mar 23, 2020

Va. banks stay open for business, but close lobbies

Virginia banks are open for business during the coronavirus crisis, but many are practicing social distancing by closing their lobbies to the public and only allowing in-person visits by appointment. “Providing safe and reliable service is a key priority for every one of our banks, especially in challenging times,” Virginia [...]

Mar 23, 2020

Northern Va. home prices rise, home inventory falls in February

Chantilly-based Long & Foster Real Estate released a report Thursday showing that median home sale prices rose, but home inventory dropped in most of Northern Virginia in February.  The Long & Foster Real Estate Market Minute Report studied trends in Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax County, Loudoun County and Prince Willi[...]

Lee Warfield, president and CEO of Henrico County-based Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer
Mar 23, 2020

Commercial real estate firms confident they can weather pandemic

Faced with the coronavirus pandemic, Virginia-based commercial real estate firms say they’re pausing transactions in the short term, but are still moving forward with long-term development plans. The firms are also turning their focus toward supporting tenants and landlords through financial difficulties caused by the cris[...]

Scott's Collection I rendering. Courtesy Capital Square Realty Advisors LLC.
Mar 23, 2020

Richmond developer raises $7M for apartment building in Scott’s Addition

Capital Square Realty Advisors LLC, a Henrico County-based real estate investment and management company, announced Monday that it has raised $7 million from investors for a five-story, 80-unit apartment building in the city’s popular Scott’s Addition neighborhood. Scott’s Collection I, which will be located on[...]

Rendering of the one of the 1900 Crystal Drive towers. Image courtesy JBG Smith.
Mar 23, 2020

JBG Smith gets green light for 300-foot-tall apartment towers in Crystal City

Bethesda, Maryland-based developer JBG Smith Properties has secured the final permissions from Arlington County for two, 300-foot-tall apartment towers in Crystal City near where the real estate company is developing and leasing space for Amazon.com Inc.’s $2.5 billion HQ2 East Coast headquarters. The mixed-use development[...]

Mar 22, 2020

Six Virginians dead from COVID-19; cases rose 44% in 24 hours

The Virginia Department of Health announced the deaths of three more Virginia residents Sunday, bringing the number of COVID-19 fatalities in the commonwealth to six people. The three patients lived in the Peninsula District and were women in their 80s, according to a VDH news release. One woman lived in a long-term care facilit[...]

Mar 22, 2020

The Community Foundation debuts $3M fund to aid nonprofits

Richmond-based nonprofit The Community Foundation is partnering with the Emergency Management Alliance of Central Virginia and PlanRVA to create a regional emergency response fund to support Richmond-area nonprofits responding to the impact of COVID-19. The $3 million Central Virginia COVID-19 Response Fund was seeded with a $500,000 contribution from The Community Foundation and will be […][...]

Gov. Ralph Northam holds his daily coronavirus news conference March 17 in Richmond.
Mar 22, 2020

UPDATED: Six Virginians have died from COVID-19; Va. cases climb to 220

UPDATE, 5 p.m., Sunday: The Virginia Department of Health announced the deaths of three more Virginia residents Sunday, bringing the number of COVID-19 deaths in the state to six people. The three patients lived in the Peninsula District and were women in their 80s, according to a VDH news release. One woman lived in a […[...]

Gov. Ralph Northam speaks at a coronavirus briefing for news media.
Mar 21, 2020

Va. COVID-19 cases rise 33% in 24 hours

As of Saturday, March 21, Virginia has 152 confirmed cases of COVID-19 — a 33% increase from the day before, the Virginia Department of Health announced during a news briefing Saturday. Additionally, the state revised its COVID-19 testing criteria to prioritize health care workers and first responders caring for patients with [...]

Mar 20, 2020

Henrico nursing home has 4 coronavirus patients, 3 more pending

Four residents at Canterbury Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center in Henrico County tested positive for coronavirus in the past 48 hours and three more residents who are exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms are being tested, the nursing home announced Friday afternoon. “Per guidance from the Henrico County Health Department, all seven patients are currently being treated onsite in […]

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