Local developer Jeremy Connell is moving forward with The Terraces at Shiplock, a row of four-level townhomes atop the hillside site where he had previously planned a seven-story apartment building.
The project was initially proposed for 420 units, split between 240 apartments and 180 townhouses. Apartments are now off the table.
The Delaware-based builder is planning two-story houses with varying architectural styles on a 31-acre site off Baldwin Creek Road.
The apartments in the works near Walmsley and Broad Rock boulevards would be targeted to renters earning below 80 percent of the area median income.
Familiar to passers-by for its green copper shingle roof, the Duncan Lee-designed house near CCV was added onto and underwent an extensive renovation in the late 2010s.
Topping the list of the priciest area home sales in May were a trio of $3 million deals involving a retired tobacco executive and two supply chain tech execs.
The project would rise on 43 acres at the corner of Huguenot Springs Road and Midlothian Turnpike next to The Aire at Westchester, which will bring with it an additional 2,200 homes.
Now planned for up to 293 homes on 178 acres in the county’s Moseley area, the Dogwood Creek project is Board of Supervisors-bound after passing muster with the Planning Commission last week.
StyleCraft cut the ribbon on its expanded headquarters at 6225 Lakeside Ave., where it recently finished a 10,000-square-foot addition that triples the footprint of its original building.
The name change was announced earlier this month and comes a year after CraftMaster owner Jeff Tunstall parted ways with the company after 22 years.
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