A local developer is aiming to build Goochland County’s first mixed-use project in Manakin-Sabot.
$100M Manakin Towne mixed-use development planned for Goochland
Residential Real Estate
Hild looks to rezone Siegel’s Supermarket assemblage
One of the biggest landlords on the city’s Southside is taking another step toward positioning a grouping of its properties – including the former Siegel’s Supermarket site – for potential redevelopment.
Sibling agents co-list childhood home in Windsor Farms
A family of physicians and real estate agents is banding together to sell the West End home they grew up in, considered among the first to be built in Richmond’s Windsor Farms neighborhood.
Developer plans “Fulton Yard” project on CSX property near Rocketts Landing
Wilmington, N.C.-based Zimmer Development Co. unveiled plans this week for a mix of 535 apartments, and 106,000 square feet of retail and office space, on about 20 acres at the Richmond and Henrico County line.
Eagle eyes Monroe Ward for infill development
A local development firm is looking to dig its talons into a downtown parking lot for its latest townhome project.
Massey mansion put under contract
Five years after it first hit the market, a residential listing that long held the title of the priciest in metro Richmond appears to have finally landed a buyer.
Supreme Court hears arguments in HHHunt-Henrico road dispute
A legal fight between Henrico County and one of its biggest residential developers has made its way to the state’s highest court.
Monument Ave. repeats with top home sale in May
Richmond’s Monument Avenue is on a home-sale hot streak heading into the summer, edging out two other May sales that tied for second place to land the priciest area residential transaction for a second month in a row.
River Mill gets grinding with Homearama showcase
One of HHHunt’s biggest projects in years has lured a regional home showcase event beyond its typical stomping grounds.
Developers fetch nearly $5M for newly built Monument Ave. apartments
In a deal that tested their theory that the Richmond multifamily market may be approaching its peak, a group of local developers has sold their newest development for $323,000 per unit.