Jonathan Spiers is a Reporter at BizSense. He covers government, real estate, and construction, with a focus on urban design, housing markets, and property management. Jonathan's work has been featured in WTVR-TV, CDC Gaming Reports, Richmond BizSense, and Greater Richmond Partnership.
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Jonathan's coverage is heavily focused on local real estate, property development, and housing in Virginia and Richmond. He seems to prioritize government announcements, press releases, private sector announcements, and legal policy regulation.
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By: Jonathan Spiers
The Tudor Revival-style house at 701 Old Locke Lane was the month’s top sale at $3.6 million. (Photos courtesy CVRMLS)
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From left: Terra Forma owners Ian Smith, Rilee Harman and Billy Stinson with John Richmond owners Ike and Karen Carter. (Photos courtesy Terra Forma Landscaping)
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The former Mount Vernon Baptist Church property along Broad Street near Parham Road is planned for redevelopment for an apartment complex. (Henrico County property record photo)
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A dual-brand Tempo by Hilton and Homewood Suites in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina. (Image courtesy Hilton Raleigh Downtown)
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The Signal at Medallion Park apartments opened this summer. (Photo courtesy Bristol Development Group)
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“While most brokerages are trying to cover more territory … this one is intentionally shrinking the footprint,” said owner Jan Copeland, who opened the doors of her new brokerage in September.
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The changes are prompted by demand for more commercial space and to accommodate a Tapestry by Hilton hotel that's now one of two planned for the initial phase, developer Jason Guillot told the EDA board Thursday.
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The latest layout proposed for the Greenwood Trace project proposed near Glover Park. (Courtesy Loftis Real Estate & Development)
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A settlement has been reached in the defamation case between Diamond District developer Jason Guillot, left, and Flying Squirrels owner Lou DiBella. (BizSense file image)
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Joyner Fine Properties agent Sue Farrell started nonprofit Boots to Suits in 2014.
