Markel | Eagle Partners withdrew its request for a rezoning for age-restricted homes between Pouncey Tract Road and Quarry Hill Road, while it continues with plans for an 80-home subdivision across the border in Henrico.
“We love these older, pre-war deals that are well-constructed to a standard that just can’t be replicated in the modern economy,” the buyer said.
Developer Brett Burkhart called the board’s vote a “major milestone” and said it was the final piece needed to get the years-in-the-making project moving.
In Manchester, the folks at Legend Brewing Co. are understandably concerned about a high rise proposed across the street.
The deal for the 400-unit complex in northeastern Chesterfield comes out to $240,000 per door.
A retired tobacco executive is selling the estate that was once the homestead of the late philanthropists Harwood and Louise Cochrane.
Once proposed for as many as 140 homes, the agricultural site along Goodell Road is near Harvie’s intersection with a stretch of Laburnum Avenue that’s seen investments by the county in recent years, including construction of the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center and the new Fairfield Area Library.
Zac Frederick’s Crescent Development listed 2018 E. Broad St. for sale earlier this month, with approved plans and permits included for an 18-unit project.
Antar and Nael Abouzaki own buildings elsewhere downtown and in the Fan, including a Grace Street property slated for a new development and an old bank building on Main Street.
Until recently, Forest Hill Avenue lacked anything resembling distinctive architecture.
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