Just recently completed, the Turning Basin building sits at 111 Virginia St. along the city's Canal Front area. It is a $17 million Class A office and retail structure that offers 93,000 sf of space over five floors. First Market Bank, which has its name on the building, is among the structure's leading tenants with its headquarters office and a ground-level branch occupying a total of 27,000 sf. Other tenants include PricewaterhouseCoopers, the Virginia Performing Arts Foundation, and Morton's of Chicago.
"The Turning Basin development, the building of the largest convention center between Charlotte, NC and Washington, DC and more than $2 billion in new downtown investments are catapulting Richmond into the 21st century," says Levy & Company president John B. Levy.
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