Residential Real Estate

The 55-and-up housing market is keeping local builders busy, with one firm making its first appearance in western Henrico and another reaching as far north as Fredericksburg for its latest project.

With his next home lined up in Hanover County, the buyer of the late Harwood and Louise Cochrane homestead has listed his Stratford Hills residence for $1.75 million.

As it seeks county approval for its next residential project, a local builder-developer is keeping busy with new home construction on both sides of the river.

On the same block as a stalled, high-profile condo project, a less visible and smaller residential development is getting underway in Richmond’s West End.

Six months after it went under contract with an all-cash offer, a West End mansion on and off the market for years is finally in the hands of a new owner.

A 40-acre Rockville estate that once was home to the late Harwood and Louise Cochrane has sold for just under $1.5 million.

While a West End mansion took the top spot, two houses in Chesterfield’s Hallsley neighborhood were among the top five home sales in the Richmond area last month.

The development team of four second-generation builder-developers is getting started on its latest residential project just north of Mechanicsville Turnpike.

After a year on the market, one of the priciest residential listings in Richmond is now in the hands of new owners.

After a decade’s worth of development, a Chesterfield neighborhood on a bank of the James River is preparing for its third and final phase.