Henrico County, Virginia
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.
Innsbrook is in the middle of a long transition from single-use office park to mixed-use district. The guides below cover office leasing, sublease space, and what redevelopment means for tenants and owners.
Innsbrook is the largest suburban office park in the Richmond market and one of the most tenant-friendly places to shop for space right now. Here’s what rents, vacancy, and lease structures look like in Glen Allen, and how to negotiate a better deal.
Henrico has spent 16 years steering Innsbrook from a single-use office park toward a mixed-use district. Apartments are now rising on former parking lots, retail and a hotel are approved at the north end, and the park’s largest owner is selling. Here is what is changing and why it matters.
Sublease space in Innsbrook can be a fast, low-cost way into a furnished office, but there is less of it than a few years ago and the risks are different from a direct lease. Here is how to tell a good sublease from a trap.
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