Yogi Singh, Stewart Garland and Pushkal Basavaraj continue to show their appetite for campgrounds and nuts.

RV parks have grown in popularity with consumers during the pandemic. Investors have noticed the trend.

The Bedford County (Va.) Board of Supervisors paved the way for Accupoint Surveying and Design LLC to add existing development to the Halesford Harbour Resort and new developments to the property directly across from it

RV parks have long been part of the American zeitgeist, but the lure of the open road has traditionally led travelers to utilitarian campgrounds where an element of roughing it was still at play.

Riding the tailwinds of a seven-figure flip in the Virginia mountains and new private equity backing, Yogi Singh and his crew are staying bullish on RV parks and the trend of outdoor hospitality properties.

Yogi Singh and his longtime business partners last month acquired the business assets and real estate of Virginia Cold Storage and Nansemond Cold Storage, two Suffolk-based sister companies that specialize in the refrigerated storage and handling of mainly peanuts.

Folks in Charles City weren’t sure what to make of National Land Lease Capital, when the Richmond-based firm came knocking at the rural county three years ago with a plan for a multimillion-dollar RV resort along the Chickahominy River.

Two residential developments are about to take root on Monument Avenue.

Two developers are swooping into Scott’s Addition with a $20 million apartment project that will bring more height near the neighborhood’s Broad Street border.

In between developing office and apartment properties in Richmond in recent years, Yogi Singh and his crew were quietly amassing a sizable portfolio of real estate of a different sort.