Residential Real Estate

After enduring some local losses this year, the brand is continuing to rebuild its Richmond roster with the addition of a Midlothian brokerage led by two company veterans.

A local architect’s foray into residential development is introducing a home design concept that’s new to the Richmond market but has been in use for centuries on the other side of the world.

One of the Richmond area’s largest home showcases returns this month, and this year, a rooftop terrace is adding to the mix.

The second-priciest home sale in the Richmond area in August apparently resulted in the highest-priced sale the following month.

A Glen Allen-based homebuilder is eyeing nearby Goochland County for its next residential project on 150 acres it bought for $10 million.

Just down the street from another multimillion-dollar listing, the longtime home of a downtown financial firm’s co-founder has hit the market.

An alternative approach to selling higher-end homes has paid off for the head of a local auction house.

A mansion near the University of Richmond and a Gottwald family home have continued this summer’s trend of big-time residential deals.

A lawsuit against four local former Long & Foster agents has been settled, while a major acquisition by Warren Buffet’s empire is seen as having little visible effect on the firm’s Richmond presence.

A pair of local developers’ bet on an overlooked part of Church Hill is beginning to pay off.