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CoStar Group breaks ground on $460M Richmond expansion
CoStar will have more than 1M square feet downtown
Washington, D.C.-based CoStar Group Inc., a commercial real estate data and analytics provider, broke ground on its $460 million downtown Richmond expansion Tuesday. Announced in December 2021, the campus will
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Roanoke County day care begins $2.5M expansion
Children’s Nest Learning Center to create 15 jobs
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Children’s Nest Learning Center – Hollins broke ground Friday on its $2.5 million Roanoke County campus expansion, estimated to create 15 jobs. Children’s Nest’s current facility at 504 Dexter Road
Breeden breaks ground on Newport News apartments
$33M project has 176 apartments
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The Breeden Co. is breaking ground on a $33 million apartment project in the Huntington Pointe area of Newport News, the Virginia Beach-based real estate firm announced Thursday. Avant, located
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Virginia Tech breaks ground on $85M Hitt Hall
100,000-sq-ft building will house construction school, dining
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Virginia Tech leaders and donors broke ground Wednesday on the university’s $85 million, 100,000-square-foot Hitt Hall, which will house the Myers-Lawson School of Construction. The building, which has an expected
Tech Innovation Campus sets groundbreaking for Sept. 14
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Virginia Tech is set to break ground Sept. 14 on the first building for its $1 billion Innovation Campus in Alexandria. National Geographic Society Chairman Jean Case, wife of American
Construction begins on $25.5M Danville manufacturing center
Center for Manufacturing Advancement to host space for local manufacturers
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The Institute for Advanced Learning and Research (IALR) announced Tuesday it has broken ground on a $25.5 million, 51,250-square-foot manufacturing center on its Danville campus. The Center for Manufacturing Advancement
Virginia ABC breaks ground on $91M HQ in Hanover County
The project is expected to be completed in 2021.
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Gov. Ralph Northam led a groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday for the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority’s $91 million state headquarters complex in Hanover County, expected to open next year. Virginia ABC’s