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Commercial real estate guides and listings for each Central Virginia market — Richmond, Henrico, Chesterfield, Short Pump, Glen Allen, and Midlothian.
Short Pump
Henrico County
Short Pump is the retail center of gravity for western Henrico County, built around West Broad Street (U.S. 250) near the I-64 and I-295 interchanges. Short Pump Town Center and West Broad Village anchor a corridor of regional retail, restaurants, and pad sites.
3 guides
Glen Allen
Henrico County
Glen Allen, in northwestern Henrico County, is home to Innsbrook — one of the Richmond region’s largest suburban office parks — along with the Nuckols Road, Cox Road, and Broad Street corridors near I-64 and I-295.
3 guides
Henrico
Henrico County
Henrico County wraps around the City of Richmond to the west, north, and east. Eastern Henrico — around Richmond International Airport, White Oak Technology Park, and the I-64 / I-295 / I-895 interchanges — is one of the region’s main industrial and logistics areas.
8 guides
Chesterfield
Chesterfield County
Chesterfield County, south of Richmond, combines the region’s I-95 / Route 1 industrial corridor with fast-growing suburban land along Route 288, Hull Street Road, and the planned Powhite Parkway Extension.
10 guides
Midlothian
Chesterfield County
Midlothian covers western Chesterfield County along Midlothian Turnpike (U.S. 60), from the older retail around Chesterfield Towne Center out to Midlothian Village and the Route 288 interchange.
3 guides
Richmond
City of Richmond
The City of Richmond is Virginia’s capital and the core of the metro area. Neighborhoods like Scott’s Addition have turned former industrial buildings into restaurants, breweries, retail, and flex space, and the Diamond District is redeveloping the land around the new ballpark.
13 guides