
The company is now active in the Wilmington market with recent approvals for a 253-unit apartment development and a 49-home subdivision.
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.
Urban Hope has started work to turn the former Tenth Street Baptist Church at 2300 Fairmount Ave. into the nonprofit’s new headquarters and four apartments that it will rent out.
The project is planned for just over 8 acres across Hilliard Road from the Belmont Recreation Center that anchors the century-old golf course.
The filing was made two months after Chris Harrison’s indictment on federal embezzlement charges, and three weeks after Virginia Housing sought to put the property under receivership.
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