Business in brief: July 13, 2026
ID Logistics Warehousing, LLC, a supply chain management company, will locate in a new 582,000-square-foot distribution facility in Eastern Henrico – an $83 million investment that's expected to create about 1,000 new jobs. The company will operate out of developer Ashley Capital’s recently completed I-895 Logistics Center building at 7011 South Laburnum Avenue, where it intends to manage regulated inventory and fulfillment processes for retail and direct-to-consumer household products like cleaning and beauty items. Click here to read more.
The Board of Directors of The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen has appointed Janet Starke to serve as the organization’s next president and CEO, following the planned retirement of current leader K Alferio in January. Starke, an arts professional with decades of experience in nonprofit management, community engagement and cultural programming, will lead the 50,300-square-foot center into its next chapter of growth and innovation. She has spent more than a quarter-century in arts and arts education and has extensive experience in executive management, strategic planning, government relations and grant-making. Starke is the owner and principal of J Starke Consulting LLC and has served as executive director of the Performing Arts Venues Alliance, a nonprofit focused on positioning the performing arts venues industry as an economic and civic necessity. She previously served as executive director of the Virginia Commission for the Arts and the Richmond Performing Arts Alliance. Click here to read more.
The Ramyun Zip, a make-your-own ramen bar, opened earlier this year at 11573 West Broad Street in Short Pump, Axios Richmond recently reported. The restaurant offers more than 100 different flavors of ramen, as well as Korean wings and ice cream, fried shrimp, chicken bites and dumplings. Hours of operation are Sunday-Thursday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Friday-Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Colliers Richmond recently announced the following commercial lease transactions in Henrico County: Medical Transportation Management, Inc. – leased 2,341 SF at 3839 Gaskins Road (John Carpin and Catherine Walker represented the landlord); McKesson Medical-Surgical Inc. – renewed its lease of 119,779 SF at 9954 Mayland Drive (Frank Hargrove, Catherine Walker, Malcolm Randolph and John Carpin represented the landlord); La Herradura Western Wear VA, LLC – expanded its lease to 1,701 SF at 4441 Cox Road (Catherine Walker and John Carpin represented the landlord); and Cell Fix – leased 1,777 SF at 8131 Brook Road (Peter Vick and Harrison Hall represented the landlord).
Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer recently announced the following commercial lease transactions in Henrico County: Apria Healthcare, Inc. – renewed its lease of 8,592 SF of industrial space at 2804 East Parham Road (Gregg Beck represented the landlord); Woodmark Designs, Inc. – renewed its leases of 5,400 and 3,300 SF of industrial space at Eubank Center, 4200 Eubank Road (Isaac DeRegibus represented the tenant); Curtis Contracting, Inc. – leased 1,770 SF of office space at Parham One, 827 Parham Road (Alicia Brown and Nicki Jassy represented the landlord); and The Brow & Body – leased 1,200 SF of retail space at Gleneagles Shopping Center, 10426 Ridgefield Parkway (David Crawford and Reilly Marchant represented the landlord).
