Three years after being OK’d by the county, one of the first apartment projects to be approved in Hanover in more than a decade is about to open its doors.
Apartments, rare in Hanover, set to open in Atlee
Jonathan Spiers
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Former NFL player’s move tallies two top home sales
A local couple’s move from the suburbs to the city accounted for two of the top five home sales in the Richmond area last month.
Realtor lists own home for $2.8M
A western Henrico house built by a member of Richmond’s Massey family is being offered for sale for the first time publicly, by the real estate agent who has called it home for a decade.
Developers warming up to Sugar Bottom
Tucked in a valley between Libby Hill Park and Chimborazo Park, near the eastern end of the sealed Church Hill Tunnel, the area known as Sugar Bottom is seeing the first new construction in decades.
Parade of Homes kicks off this weekend
The latest homebuilding styles and design trends will be on display throughout the Greater Richmond area through the month of October.
Chesterfield votes to halve proffers
Chesterfield supervisors voted unanimously Wednesday to reduce the county’s cash proffer for residential development – the first such reduction in 25 years.
Downtown firm acquired by KC agency
As it marks its 35th year, a local marketing and consumer research firm is joining forces with a Kansas-based ad agency that likewise focuses on the senior living industry.
Chesterfield weighs lowering cash proffers
In what could be the first reduction to its policy in a quarter century, Chesterfield is considering a change to the county’s cash proffer system that critics maintain has stymied residential growth.
Luck Stone executive lists riverside home for $3M
The home of a prominent Richmond businessman has hit the market.
Hallsley sells larger lots directly to homebuyers
For its newest section of larger home lots, a Chesterfield development is taking a different approach to marketing sites to homebuyers.
