Business in brief

Boomerang Air Sports, an indoor trampoline park and entertainment center, has announced new management as well as new attractions and prices. New attractions include The Little Warrior, the park’s first inflatable obstacle course geared to all ages, and Melt-Down, a six-player action game. The park consists of 13,000 square feet of trampolines, in addition to a Ninja Warrior course, high level ropes course, and zip line. Boomerang’s new management is led by Ralph Daniel, Michael Badway, Brandon Todd Moses, Malikah Younger, and Jack Brown. The team also owns FreeFall Trampoline Park in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. For details, visit BoomerangAirSports.com.

EXIT First Realty (Richmond/Glen Allen) recently announced that Judy Tat, Robert Lavoie, III, Elehue Pierce and Thomas Dale recently joined its Glen Allen office.

Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer recently reported the following real estate transactions in Henrico County: LS Evolutions LLC – leased 3,500 SF at 1650 Willow Lawn Drive; The Winvale Group, LLC – leased 3,165 SF in Westerre I at 3951 Westerre Parkway; Chicken Salad Chick – leased 2,700 SF in Westpark Shopping Center at 9645 W. Broad Street; GE Precision Healthcare, LLC – leased 13,309 SF in East Shore II at 120 Eastshore Drive; His Highness Prince Aga Khan Shia – renewed its lease of 8,793 SF in Parham Trade Center at 2500 E. Parham Road; Thetford Financial Services – renewed its lease of 1,911 SF in Vistas II at 5516 Falmouth Street; and Virginia Commonwealth Bank – leased 1,350 SF in Scott’s View at 1400 Roseneath Road.