Burl Rolett

A firm buys 20,000 square feet in Hanover County and a $2.1 million apartment deal closes in downtown Richmond.

A piece of land at the center of a Southside church bankruptcy case is on its way to a new life while its former owners are stuck in court.

Billy Jefferson’s defense argued in court yesterday for a sentence reduction, and the prosecution countered with evidence of extravagant Las Vegas trips and hidden funds in a nine-hour hearing.

Demolition has started on a $30 million apartment conversion project at an old bank building.

Two real estate companies are outdoing a $20 million August deal with a new exchange for a string of North Carolina properties.

A pair of well-known local developers is converting another old warehouse into apartments. But it’s the futuristic view from the roof that makes the project unique.

A firm buys a Henrico shopping center for $5.2 million and a 20,000-square-foot Ashland industrial space sells for more than $1 million.

A Northside seminary met with community members last night to lay out its $50 million plans.

A local real estate company is adding the last piece to what will be a nearly 700-unit apartment complex.

A new development that will build nearly 400 new residences in the city got the go-ahead from the Richmond Planning Commission on Tuesday.