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Gumenick Unveils Name for West End Project: Libbie Mill

Published May 24, 2013
Salvatore Vuono
Gumenick Properties, an award-winning real estate development and management company based in Henrico, is developing an 80-acre mixed used neighborhood in Richmond's West End. Recently, the company announced a new name for the project: Libbie Mill.

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