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The Lawson Cos. hires first talent and development manager
Brandi Hall was Virginia Media Group's human resources generalist
Virginia Beach-based property management firm The Lawson Cos. hired Brandi Hall as its first talent and development manager, it announced Tuesday. Hall is responsible for hiring and training Lawson employees as well as retaining them. She has 16 years of experience in human resource roles and was most recently the human resources generalist for Norfolk-based
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Va. Beach apartment complex goes for $28.1M
New York-based Hill Property Partners enters Hampton Roads market
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Arbor Trace Apartment Homes, a Virginia Beach complex in the Oceanfront area, has sold for $28,175,000 to Hill Property Partners LLC, S.L. Nusbaum Realty Co. announced Monday. The neighborhood at 624 Suhtai Court is made up of 148 two-bedroom units, which will receive upgraded flooring and new appliances and fixtures. The community also includes a
Green Clean Express Auto Wash to open 20+ locations in Va.
Ohio car wash company purchased Norfolk business in May
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Green Clean Express Auto Wash, a Norfolk business acquired by Ohio-based Express Wash Concepts in May, plans to open more than 20 car wash locations throughout Hampton Roads, Richmond and Charlottesville by the second quarter of 2022. As part of its expansion, Green Clean purchased an acre in Virginia Beach for $1,794,500, Cushman & Wakefield |
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Recent commercial real estate deals in Hampton Roads
Sales announced the week ending Sept. 17
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The following commercial real estate deals in Hampton Roads were announced the week ending Sept. 17 by local firms. A multi-tenant retail condo at The Strand at 3244 Holland Road in Virginia Beach sold for $2.02 million. The 10,200-square-foot building was purchased by a private investment group that will occuply one of the existing spaces.
Old Point Trust names new president and CEO
Eric Kauders Jr. tapped for leadership position
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Hampton-based Old Point Trust & Financial Services has a new president and CEO, its parent company announced Thursday. A. Eric Kauders Jr., who led Bank of America’s $16 billion fiduciary business in three states, started his new job this week, succeeding Eugene M. Jordan II, now Old Point Financial Corp.’s general counsel and corporate secretary.
Aery Aviation to add 211 jobs, expand Newport News HQ
Government contractor to build new hangar and engineering tech center
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Newport News-based defense contractor Aery Aviation LLC will add 211 jobs with the $15.3 million expansion of its headquarters in Newport News, Gov. Ralph Northam announced Tuesday. The aviation company will build a 60,000 square-foot hangar with access to the Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport runway and an engineering technology center to provide maintenance and modification
Bank of America names new Hampton Roads president
Frank Castellanos was Foreign Service officer before banking career
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Francisco “Frank” Castellanos has been named the Hampton Roads region president for Bank of America, the bank announced Monday. Castellanos comes to Bank of America from Merill Lynch Wealth Management, where he was the market executive for greater Virginia and a market integration executive. He previously worked in Bank of America’s policy office, concentrating on
Del Taco expands to Virginia with 10 locations
Restaurants will be in Hampton Roads
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California-based Del Taco Restaurants Inc. is expanding its taco empire into Virginia with 10 new locations, the company announced Monday. Del Taco signed a deal with Virginia Beach-based franchise group Virginia Taco. The nation’s second-largest Mexican quick service restaurant will have locations in Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, Norfolk, Hampton and Newport News. The exact locations
Pamunkey Tribe names W.M. Jordan, Suffolk as Norfolk casino builders
Contract requires high participation from Black-owned subcontractors, suppliers
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Newport News-based construction company W.M. Jordan Co. will team up with a national firm, Suffolk, to build Norfolk’s $500 million HeadWaters Resort & Casino project on the Elizabeth River, according to a Friday announcement from the Pamunkey Indian Tribe, the casino’s operator. Suffolk, which earns $4 billion in annual revenue and employs 2,500 people in
Amazon opens career center, two distribution facilities in Hampton Roads
Amazon launched a hiring hub in Chesapeake, a delivery station in Norfolk and another in Hampton
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Amazon.com Inc. has launched a career center and two delivery stations in Hampton Roads, it announced Wednesday. The Amazon Career Center opened last week at 1989 S. Military Highway in Chesapeake and will serve as a hiring and orientation hub for Amazon’s facilities in Chesapeake, Suffolk, Norfolk, Hampton and Virginia Beach. One delivery station opened