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Chesterfield industrial property sells for $1.7M
Apr 28, 2023

Chesterfield industrial property sells for $1.7M

An industrial/flex space property in Chesterfield County has sold for $1.7 million.  11300 Business Center LLC purchased a 9,100-square-foot building on 11300 Business Center Drive from AdvanceTEC Properties LLC as an investment, according to Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer. The building has been the corporate headquarters [...]

Roanoke apartment complex sells for $1.1M
Apr 28, 2023

Roanoke apartment complex sells for $1.1M

The Eastgate Apartments in Roanoke have been sold for $1.1 million, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer announced Monday.  Restoration Turnkey Investments LLC acquired the community on March 28 from Rafan LLC. The buyer is planning extensive interior and exterior renovations.  The complex, built in 1977, has 14 townhouse-style[...]

Rain and wind delay Something in the Water’s start
Apr 28, 2023

Rain and wind delay Something in the Water’s start

Rain and high winds delayed the start of Pharrell Williams’ Virginia Beach music festival Something in the Water by about four hours Friday, leaving fans and businesses waiting for the weather to clear. Scheduled to start at 12:30 p.m. Friday, the festival was delayed until 5 p.m. Instead of being filled with throngs of mu[...]

Va. Beach uses SITW festival to woo business
Apr 28, 2023

Va. Beach uses SITW festival to woo business

It’s not every week that international fashion brand Louis Vuitton creates a pyramid on the sand at Virginia Beach‘s Oceanfront.   And that kind of buzz that music superstar Pharrell Williams is bringing to his hometown with his Something in the Water this weekend is something the city’s economic development [...]

New rules
Apr 27, 2023

New rules

In theory, the Ocean Shipping Reform Act (OSRA) would, among other things, help reduce inflation by adding transparency to container handling fees. In practice, though, it’s not that simple. When President Joe Biden signed OSRA into law in June 2022, he touted it as a weapon against shipping costs that had soared during th[...]

Building a hub
Apr 27, 2023

Building a hub

Fairwinds Landing LLC is demolishing dilapidated infrastructure, preparing to construct new facilities and signing tenants as it transforms Norfolk Southern Corp.’s Lambert’s Point Docks in Norfolk into Fairwinds Landing, a maritime operations and logistics center supporting Hampton Roads‘ offshore wind, defens[...]

Apr 27, 2023

Port of Virginia

The Port of Virginia again set a cargo record in fiscal year 2022, handling 3.7 million TEUs (20-foot equivalent units) and surpassing its 2021 record by 14.7%. The six-terminal port, which includes facilities in Hampton Roads, Richmond and Front Royal, also continued with its project to widen and deepen its channels to at least 55 […]

Electric avenue
Apr 27, 2023

Electric avenue

Electric trucks still have some shortcomings — including difficulties covering long distances, and the fact that it’s taken manufacturers as long as five years to deliver on some vehicle orders — but Virginia trucking companies are nonetheless forging ahead. For instance, in addition to its 22 diesel trucks, Camrett Lo[...]

The ‘wrong inventory’
Apr 27, 2023

The ‘wrong inventory’

During the pandemic, consumers wanted things to make them feel comfortable at home — whether it was sweatpants, home décor or the latest fuzzy blanket. But as many workplaces have transitioned to hybrid or in-office work models and people are back to socializing outside the home, products that were over-ordered by companies d[...]

OBITUARY: Remembering P. Wesley Foster Jr.
Apr 27, 2023

OBITUARY: Remembering P. Wesley Foster Jr.

P. Wesley Foster Jr., who co-founded Chantilly-based Long & Foster Real Estate Cos., building it into one of the nation’s largest real estate brokerages, died March 17 at his Alexandria home. Foster and partner Henry Long started Long & Foster in 1968 in Fairfax. The pair met when Long toured a home Foster was show[...]

A gust of new jobs
Apr 27, 2023

A gust of new jobs

Twenty-seven miles as the seagull flies off the coast of Virginia Beach, two wind turbines, each about 600 feet tall — taller than the Washington Monument — have the ability to generate 12 megawatts of electricity, enough to power 3,000 homes. In three years, 174 more wind turbines will join them with more than 200 […[...]

These hybrid diesel-electric shuttle carriers are part of the Port of Virginia’s move to shift toward greener operations, with a goal of reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2040. Photo courtesy Port of Virginia
Apr 27, 2023

Going greener

The Port of Virginia is preparing for a greener future that includes less reliance on fossil fuels. It’s doing this by expanding its access to cleaner energy such as solar power; replacing older, diesel-fueled equipment with hybrid and all-electric alternatives; and supporting the region’s burgeoning offshore wind in[...]

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