Priciest and largest among them is 105 Brookschase Lane, a 12,500-square-foot mansion in Henrico’s Windsor on the James neighborhood listed for $4.2 million.
Residential Real Estate
Hourigan-led Diamond District team wants to apply Richmond 300 vision
“We’re here, we have been here,” said Mark Hourigan. “So, we understand from the ground up what the community needs and I think our team reflects that.”
Developer Robin Miller plans townhomes in Manchester, Museum District
Miller & Associates has begun work on a five-unit townhome project at 3131 Kensington Ave. and will break ground soon on a 64-unit project at 924 Porter St.
Tech park near Moseley, redevelopment of Rockwood shopping center advance
The Chesterfield Planning Commission gave the nod to a proposed technology park near Moseley on Tuesday, as well as advancing a request to rezone a shopping center and adjacent golf park for a residential redevelopment project pitched by Stanley Martin Homes. Both projects will need final approval from the Board of Supervisors, which will vote… Read more »
Rockwood shopping center and golf park could be replaced with hundreds of residential units
Chesterfield County’s long-range plan to transform the aging Rockwood retail corridor is about to get a kick-off from a Reston-based builder with a busy Richmond-area pipeline.
Mortgage company’s Richmond ranks stand firm amid mass exodus in D.C.-area
George Mason Mortgage, a subsidiary of United Bank, has watched dozens of its employees leave in recent weeks after being poached by West Coast-based competitor CMG Financial.
Details emerge about Diamond District contender led by Machete Group
A previously unknown team among the six vying to be selected for Richmond’s redevelopment project has ties to multiple pro sports venues.
New Hydro building in Manchester flush with commercial tenants
A bike shop, an aerial dance studio and an ad firm signed leases at the seven-story apartment complex at 101 Manchester Road.
Siblings renovating apartments, adding five-story building near Regency
The 1970s-era Gateway Apartments complex was, for a time, one of the first “singles-only” rental communities in the area. It’s now set for a $16 million redevelopment.
StyleCraft Homes plans 160 townhomes beside Azalea-area post office
“We think this is going to be a continued addition to the demand that we see down in the city,” said company President Richard Kuhn.