Reynolds Development

Reynolds Development

Reynolds Crossing — Richmond’s “New Midtown”

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Hen­ri­co NOW    08/12/14

The public’s appetite for mixed-use devel­op­ments con­tin­ues to grow – and nowhere is it grow­ing faster than in Hen­ri­co Coun­ty. Join­ing Short Pump, new­com­er Lib­bie Mill and oth­ers is Reynolds Cross­ing, locat­ed in the heart of “Richmond’s New Mid­town.”

Even though it’s 100% locat­ed in Hen­ri­co Coun­ty – that’s what peo­ple are call­ing the area bor­dered by I‑64, Broad Street and Glen­side Dri­ve. This cen­tral loca­tion is about 3 miles west of Inter­state 95 and 5 miles north­west of down­town Rich­mond. You can access all major areas of town, includ­ing Rich­mond Inter­na­tion­al Air­port, with­in a 20-minute dri­ve. But with Reynolds Cross­ing at the cen­ter of Richmond’s New Mid­town, why would you ever want to leave?

Reynolds Crossing Monument Sign

Unmatched Com­mer­cial Space

Work? Shop? Sleep? Eat? Walk? There’s oppor­tu­ni­ty to do it all at Reynolds Cross­ing – start­ing with an unmatched com­mer­cial space. The cam­pus boasts five Class A office build­ings total­ing approx­i­mate­ly 675,000 square feet with enter­prise-lev­el telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions ser­vices.

The ten­ant list reads like a Who’s Who, includ­ing Altria, Bon Sec­ours Rich­mond Health Sys­tem, James Riv­er Insur­ance Com­pa­ny, Reynolds Con­sumer Prod­ucts, MetLife, CB Richard Ellis Rich­mond Head­quar­ters and Vir­ginia Urol­o­gy, with Gen­worth just across the street.

Addi­tion­al­ly at Reynolds Cross­ing, a 40,000-square-foot, two-sto­ry office build­ing is under con­struc­tion and will be occu­pied by First Ten­nessee Bank and Shel­ter­ing Arms.

The Shoppes at Reynolds Cross­ing

While many come to Hen­ri­co County’s Reynolds Cross­ing for busi­ness, it’s also on its way to being a des­ti­na­tion for din­ing and shop­ping. In May 2014, Wal­mart opened a new 90,00-square-foot store – a move that brought approx­i­mate­ly 200 more jobs to Hen­ri­co Coun­ty. The retail giant agreed to a small­er build and mid­night close time to pre­serve the cam­pus feel of Reynolds Cross­ing.

Join­ing Wal­mart will be The Shoppes at Reynolds Cross­ing, with a pro­ject­ed open­ing in the first quar­ter of 2015. Retail leas­es at present include Star­bucks, Chipo­tle, Jer­sey Mike’s, Hair Cut­tery, nTe­los Wire­less, Lee Nails and Sal­ad Works. In addi­tion, there are more than 60 restau­rants, most nation­al retail­ers and 2,000 hotel rooms with­in one square mile.

Relax­ing. Inside and Out.

One of these hotels, locat­ed in the heart of Reynolds Cross­ing, is Cen­tral Virginia’s only West­in, a sev­en-sto­ry con­tem­po­rary hotel with 250 upscale guest rooms, includ­ing 10 lux­u­ry suites. The prop­er­ty also fea­tures a 20,000-square-foot flex­i­ble con­fer­ence facil­i­ty, busi­ness cen­ter, fit­ness cen­ter, indoor pool and The Cross­ings, a full-ser­vice, upscale restau­rant.

Per­haps just as serene as the inside of the West­in is what’s out­side its doors. Sur­round­ing the hotel, office space and retail shops at Reynolds Cross­ing is nat­ur­al beau­ty. Over 30% of this 90-acre cam­pus is green space, with a six-acre pond and a net­work of walk­ing trails and side­walks, set amid soft, rolling hills with large, mature hard­wood trees.

And this is what takes Reynolds Cross­ing to a whole new lev­el. It’s yet anoth­er mixed-use, all-star devel­op­ment in Hen­ri­co Coun­ty, con­tin­u­ing a long his­to­ry of eco­nom­ic growth. It’s exact­ly the type of growth and atmos­phere for busi­ness suc­cess that keeps Hen­ri­co STRONG.

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