Residential Real Estate

Four Richmond real estate agents who left their longtime firm last month to strike out on their own are now facing a lawsuit from their former employer.

A homebuilder making moves in the Richmond market has secured a sweet spot in Southside to plant its local flag.

A local landlord’s recent passing has put more than three dozen rental houses in eastern Henrico County on the market.

The 6,000-square-foot home on Kenmore Road, complete with a brick terrace and outdoor fireplace, went under contract the same day it was listed.

A new-to-Richmond approach to facilitating homeownership while adding to the city’s housing stock is beginning to take shape in the northern part of the neighborhood.

A local real estate agent’s new Main Street Station-themed brokerage is gaining a foothold near its namesake with the help of a Shockoe Bottom developer.

Another cluster of residential development is adding to renewed momentum for the next phase of the mixed-use community on the Richmond-Henrico line.

A retired Richmond financier from an old-guard local brokerage firm dropped the price tag of his riverfront estate after its listing three years ago failed to find a buyer.

A rare case of new residential construction in Monroe Ward is taking shape along West Grace Street, immediately next door to a century-old predecessor.

After four years of fits, starts, lawsuits and a bankruptcy, the once-stalled West End condo project finally has a finished unit.