Residential Real Estate

Another cluster of residential development is adding to renewed momentum for the next phase of the mixed-use community on the Richmond-Henrico line.

A retired Richmond financier from an old-guard local brokerage firm dropped the price tag of his riverfront estate after its listing three years ago failed to find a buyer.

A rare case of new residential construction in Monroe Ward is taking shape along West Grace Street, immediately next door to a century-old predecessor.

After four years of fits, starts, lawsuits and a bankruptcy, the once-stalled West End condo project finally has a finished unit.

While the University of Richmond searches for a new athletic director, the school’s men’s basketball coach is on the hunt for a buyer for his house.

An exodus of executive- and management-level talent from the national brokerage’s local offices has created a new player in Richmond’s residential real estate scene.

The Midlothian community’s newest neighborhood, NewMarket Estates, plays host to this year’s home showcase, which kicks off this weekend.

An investment banker’s buy of a Monument Avenue mansion that’s turned heads for years at Christmastime was among the most expensive homes sold in the Richmond area last month.

A local developer with a track record in green-building projects has picked a bluff overlooking downtown for his latest residential project.

The renovation of a 1909 home on Floyd Avenue was named single-family renovation project of the year and one of the top 10 high-performance homes of the year.