“It’s really going to be the nicest condominium product ever delivered in Richmond,” said Clint Mann, who previously helped market the condos at Rocketts Landing. “We’ve put a lot of thought and design in this.”
The Henrico-based firm is partnering with SCOA Real Estate Partners to develop a spec distribution center near Prince George and has restructured its leadership with a series of promotions.
Bryon and Nicole Jessee are working with local contractor Ed Bowman to convert the 184-year-old mansion into a 12-room hotel. They bought the property Friday for $1.6 million after five years on and off the market.
The company is now active in the Wilmington market with recent approvals for a 253-unit apartment development and a 49-home subdivision.
The Shockoe Slip-based firm has joined CPL, a 50-year-old company with two dozen offices in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.
StyleCraft Homes is planning 94 more units on land it recently purchased at the shopping center’s northern end, adding to 108 it’s been building nearby.
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Ms. Bee’s owner Brandi Battle-Brown has secured city approval to relocate the parklet from Brookland Park Boulevard, where it caused a stir among neighbors when it was first proposed during the pandemic.
Both homes were listed by Long & Foster’s Margaret Wade, who also had December’s No. 3 sale and closed them over three consecutive days.
Franchisee Lou Cabral also is seeking zoning approval for a spec office or commercial building at the site a few blocks west of Regency.
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