A hybrid development is in the works to bring hundreds of senior apartments and even more self-storage units to a stretch of Hull Street Road.
South Richmond project would blend senior apartments, storage facility
Residential Real Estate
Local restaurant investor lists riverside house for $1.5M
The patriarch of a prolific area restaurant group and a former General Assembly enrolling clerk are selling their Richmond residence alongside the James River in favor of their other river home along the Rappahannock.
Billboards to make way for townhomes on Fan corner lot
As construction goes vertical on a comparable project nearby, another corner along Cary Street in the Fan District appears slated for an infill residential development.
224-unit apartment project near VUU gets Council go-ahead
With City Council’s stamp of approval, a $32 million apartment project is now set to rise on the site of an old Northside postal warehouse.
Rothesay Circle home returns to market, snags March’s top sale
Less than a year after selling to another local couple, a Mediterranean-style home in Windsor Farms is in the hands of new owners after a seven-figure sale that topped area residential real estate transactions in March.
Short-term home rental permits would cost $300 under proposed city rules
Four years after the “big bike race” made the topic a point of debate in Richmond, the city is on the verge of adopting new rules that would make short-term residential rentals permissible.
Thalhimer development arm makes move into Chesterfield
Fresh off a series of acquisitions in the city and Henrico County, a local development firm is casting its investment net further south into Chesterfield County.
With new homes on Leigh Street, revitalization program reaching full bloom in Carver
A cluster of new homes going up in Carver is signaling the end of a decades-long revitalization program’s impact on the neighborhood.
VUU targets motel site amid pending zoning changes
As city planners move forward with an initiative to revitalize and redefine a section of Richmond’s Northside, one of the neighborhood’s oldest residents is eyeing a development that would put part of that plan into action.
Windemere mansion returns to market for $3.4M
Just over a year since it fell into foreclosure and sold in a public auction, a West End mansion with a complicated past is set to return to the market this month with a multimillion-dollar price tag.