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Blog Post East Broad's Newest Tenant

East Broad's Newest Tenant

A fledgling law firm from Capitol Hill is putting down roots in downtown Richmond.Innovista Law, a three-attorney firm that was started in Washington, D.C., in September, has leased a space at 115 E. Broad St. that it plans to turn into its new home base later this year.Founded b... More +
Blog Post Downtown real estate firm reaches into Fredericksburg

Downtown real estate firm reaches into Fredericksburg

  Downtown real estate firm reaches into Fredericksburg A local real estate firm is finalizing its second acquisition in a year, and putting its foot in the door of a new market to the north. Dodson Property Management will buy Fredericksburg-based Park Hill Properties ... More +
Blog Post Trade Names: Dodson Property Management expanding operations

Trade Names: Dodson Property Management expanding operations

Dean Hoffmeyer/TIMES-DISPATCHTrade Names: Dodson Property Management expanding operationsDodson Property Management plans to add 100 homes and apartments to its property management portfolio in July when it buys a Fredericksburg company. Buying the undisclosed company will g... More +
Blog Post The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Round Up (4-4-14)

The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Round Up (4-4-14)

The Pipeline: Commercial real estate roundup for 4.4.14 Dodson Commercial reports the following deals: M & E Enterprise leased 200 square feet at 2120 Staples Mill Road in Henrico County. Justin Paley represented the landlord. Stamol LLC leased 1,700 square feet at 1500 Oak B... More +
Blog Post Dodson's Newest Commercial Tenant makes Headlines

Dodson's Newest Commercial Tenant makes Headlines

"Two local bartenders will soon be dishing out more than drinks.Eric Truitt and Bobby Covert are preparing to open Monument City Coffee & Records, which will sell coffee and espresso, sandwiches, bagels, beer, wine, and new and used vinyl records." Click link to rea... More +
Blog Post Realtors discuss potential of property management

Realtors discuss potential of property management

Led to other opportunities by a soft market, Realtors are starting to appreciate property management’s business potential based on its own merits. “I think when the market started turning in 2007 and 2008, a lot of folks entered the industry by necessity because they... More +
Blog Post Good timing leads to a 93-property deal

Good timing leads to a 93-property deal

A local property management company has bulked up its portfolio with an acquisition. Dodson Property Management acquired Mechanicsville-based Property Managers of Virginia in a six-figure deal that closed last week. The purchase will add 93 single-family homes to Dodson’... More +
Blog Post Richmond makes list of most affordable cities for renters

Richmond makes list of most affordable cities for renters

Virginia is for lovers, but Richmond is for renters. The city made a Kiplinger ranking of the 10 most affordable big cities for renters. Richmond was No. 10 in an online ranking by the Washington-based publisher of business forecasts and personal finance advice. “Our t... More +
Blog Post Firm gets new downtown digs

Firm gets new downtown digs

Fresh off an acquisition, a local property manager will become his own landlord. Duke Dodson, owner of Dodson Property Management, purchased a three-floor downtown office building at 409 E. Main St. last week for about $1 million. Dodson Property Management, which  will r... More +
Blog Post Deposit checks return to Grace St. building

Deposit checks return to Grace St. building

An 85-year-old former bank building on East Grace Street is getting a makeover. A developer purchased 306 E. Grace St. and will turn it into 10 apartments with 2,600 square feet of ground-floor retail space. The 16,000-sqaure-foot building sold for $495,000 in a deal that c... More +