Residential Real Estate

The wins are racking up for a controversial apartment project in Northside, but opponents of the development say their fight to stop it is not over.

The former VCU basketball coach, now at LSU, is selling his Maymont-area house overlooking the James River.

A Henrico-based firm has started work on its newest age-restricted community in Chesterfield County, where it also is preparing to expand another residential development.

A Virginia Beach development firm led by the family that once ran Richmond International Raceway is revving up its plans for 445 residential units and a retail area along Midlothian Turnpike.

Four Richmond real estate agents who left their longtime firm last month to strike out on their own are now facing a lawsuit from their former employer.

A homebuilder making moves in the Richmond market has secured a sweet spot in Southside to plant its local flag.

A local landlord’s recent passing has put more than three dozen rental houses in eastern Henrico County on the market.

The 6,000-square-foot home on Kenmore Road, complete with a brick terrace and outdoor fireplace, went under contract the same day it was listed.

A new-to-Richmond approach to facilitating homeownership while adding to the city’s housing stock is beginning to take shape in the northern part of the neighborhood.

A local real estate agent’s new Main Street Station-themed brokerage is gaining a foothold near its namesake with the help of a Shockoe Bottom developer.