Residential Real Estate

A recently listed Chesterfield property is aiming to rein in a horse-enthusiast buyer.

A local development firm already familiar with the properties has teamed up with an Israel-based real estate investment company to snag three buildings in Shockoe Slip.

A nearly 100-acre tract in eastern Goochland County previously floated for residential development is being given another go.

With site work underway on their first residential development, the family behind a $3.5 million purchase of more than 500 acres in Powhatan County have bigger plans for the property than previously realized.

The year in high-end residential real estate saw a new listing claim – albeit temporarily – to the title of the most expensive home for sale in metro Richmond. It also saw millions of dollars’ worth of real estate change hands in transactions that made headlines throughout 2018.

Two of the biggest home sales of 2018 came in within days of each other in December, closing out the year with transactions at or near $2 million apiece.

Two years after its initial phase was approved, and nearly four years since the project was first proposed, the first units of a nearly 200-townhome complex off Parham Road in Henrico are beginning to take shape.

A Monument Avenue home that sold this summer for $1.5 million is up for sale again, this time with a higher asking price.