Residential Real Estate

Richmond’s nine-figure home market is heating back up with a second multimillion-dollar sale within the span of a week.

The $2 million deal for a West End home on the market for nearly a year was the highest-priced residential sale in the Richmond area last month.

The local homebuilding market saw continued growth last year, but a shortage in labor and existing home inventory remain challenges moving forward.

Henrico officials contend the size of the developer’s adjacent project has ballooned beyond what was previously envisioned for the road.

The Goochland County home of a local investor, entrepreneur and minority owner of Richmond’s AA baseball team is on deck.

The last of a group of foreclosed homes in western Henrico left unfinished by a local builder have been picked up by two other area firms.

Nearly two years after the project was first proposed, a mixed-use development planned along Midlothian Turnpike has failed to find the support of the Chesterfield County Planning Commission.

Calling an end to three decades in residential real estate, a veteran Richmond broker has handed over her last set of keys – her own – to an industry newcomer.

A Henrico-based brokerage has attracted more than a dozen agents since launching in October, and expects to add more in coming weeks.

A sizable swath of Powhatan County land changed hands late last year in a seven-figure deal.