The building would rise five stories on the Cary Street side and seven stories facing the river, considerably shorter than a previous proposal.
Developer Connell planning 47-unit apartment building at Tobacco Row site
Residential Real Estate
Nearly 600 apartments on the drawing board for Willow Lawn
Thalhimer and Crenshaw Realty would replace five aging office buildings with two 7-story apartment buildings, adding what they see is a missing link to the neighborhood.
Multifamily milestone: Short Pump complex sells for $327K per door
The Flats at West Broad Village set a high watermark with a $111 million price tag, while two other large apartment deals closed for $85 million and $44 million.
Another chunk of Eck real estate empire sells to local buyer for $6M
The latest deal involved nine properties, but the bulk of the Eck family’s 150-plus property portfolio remains under contract to be sold to a single mystery buyer.
Demolition underway for Laurel Park mixed-use project in Henrico
The nearly 60-year-old shopping center at 2314 Hungary Road is being torn down to make way for a dozen buildings with retail and 350 apartments.
Two proposed developments in Chester would add over 1,200 homes
George Emerson and Phil Roper want to expand a project at the former Moore’s Lake retreat site, and Lingerfelt Development is planning an apartment complex near Tyler Community College.
Mixed-use building planned to replace warehouse in Jackson Ward
More than a dozen apartments plus commercial space would rise at 210 W. Marshall St. if the property owner gets approvals from the city.
Project Snapshot: 12-story tower taking shape as tallest in Scott’s Addition
The new apartment tower is part of developers Louis Salomonsky and David White’s conversion of the former Quality Inn & Suites hotel property at 3200 W. Broad St.
$36M complex would add 140 income-based units in eastern Henrico
Better Housing Coalition is seeking rezoning for 112 apartments and 28 for-sale townhomes off Dabbs House Road.
Henrico approves arena-anchored GreenCity, Innsbrook mixed-use plans
The Board of Supervisors OK’d both massive developments with minimal comment after no opposition from the public in related hearings.