Residential Real Estate

With one new apartment project in the works on the Northside, a Hampton Roads-based multifamily development company now is claiming new territory in South Richmond.

The patriarch of a prolific area restaurant group and a former General Assembly enrolling clerk are selling their Richmond residence alongside the James River in favor of their other river home along the Rappahannock.

As construction goes vertical on a comparable project nearby, another corner along Cary Street in the Fan District appears slated for an infill residential development.

Less than a year after selling to another local couple, a Mediterranean-style home in Windsor Farms is in the hands of new owners after a seven-figure sale that topped area residential real estate transactions in March.

Four years after the “big bike race” made the topic a point of debate in Richmond, the city is on the verge of adopting new rules that would make short-term residential rentals permissible.

A cluster of new homes going up in Carver is signaling the end of a decades-long revitalization program’s impact on the neighborhood.