Chesterfield County, Virginia
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.
It is a corridor in transition — aging centers being repositioned alongside new grocery-anchored development. The guides below cover retail leasing, redevelopment, and new projects.
Route 60 through Chesterfield is really several retail markets in one. Here is how the Chippenham gateway, the Towne Center area, Midlothian Village and the Route 288 node differ, and what that means for rent, vacancy and deal structure.
New owners bought Chesterfield Towne Center for $80 million and say redevelopment is on the table, but no plan has been announced. Here is what is known, what is not, and how tenants and neighbors should think about it.
Midlothian Depot is a 13-acre, Whole Foods-anchored development at Midlothian Turnpike and Alverser Drive. Here is what is being built, when it opens, and how it changes the math for shop-space tenants nearby.
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