Residential Real Estate

A shuffle in the high-end residential real estate world has introduced a new firm to the market as a local brokerage swaps brands.

A local real estate brokerage has ended its longtime partnership with a luxury property giant, leaving Long & Foster as the only company in town able to use the brand in its high-end home operations.

The builder of a 40-acre subdivision has an extra hoop to jump through after it unearthed a single unmarked grave on the land.

Sitting right on the ninth fairway of the Country Club of Virginia’s golf course, a 50-year-old brick house long owned by a prominent Virginia family is on the market.

Under his new company, the former head of Wilton Cos. is pitching nearly 200 homes on nearly 100 acres in Goochland County, not far from Short Pump.

Hundreds of properties – from student apartments to large Short Pump homes – are up for grabs during the cycling event on sites like Airbnb, even with such rentals prohibited in the city.

Eight homes by various builders are in the spotlight in a Chesterfield County neighborhood, the host of the second Street of Hope event benefiting the VCU Massey Cancer Center.

An upcoming Short Pump development has signed on its first condominium piece, and the builder has plans for more than 160 units aimed at first-time homebuyers.

With an extra boost from added features to push it over the million-dollar mark, a newly built house in a Manakin-Sabot neighborhood topped last month’s list of home sales.

The prominent family on the local business and art scene has listed their recently renovated home near the Country Club of Virginia for nearly $4 million.