Residential Real Estate

The streak of million-dollar homes on Monument Avenue continues, and the latest listing belongs to a SunTrust executive and was previously owned by a imprisoned former developer.

After 50 years in the hands of the prominent local family, new owners are stepping into the 5,700-square-foot house near the Country Club of Virginia.

With short-term rentals already commonplace despite city code, a Planning Department report suggests adopting legislation to issue licenses and collect lodging taxes from bookings on sites like Airbnb.

A residential development that has been slowly growing over the last several decades will soon be topped off with the addition of 28 new houses.

A prolific local developer and a real estate agent have a new property on the market: their own home, a 6,000-square-foot condo custom designed several years ago.

Beating the next-highest house by nearly $500,000, a Rocketts Landing condo once eyed by Steven Spielberg capped last month’s home sales at $1.35 million.

At the Nuckols Road and I-295 interchange near Short Pump, a local developer is seeking approval for a new single-family project. But a small cemetery could get in the way of the plans.

A significant jump in second-quarter numbers for pre-owned home sales helped fuel an increase in the overall residential sale market, and both new and pre-owned homes saw a trend favoring higher-priced houses.

The 64th annual home showcase is getting up and running this weekend, and this year’s tour features two apartment complexes — a first for the event.

An Altria VP has put his massive Monument Avenue home — built more than 100 years ago in front of the Jefferson Davis monument — up for sale.