A massive project from Eagle Construction of VA would add 1,600 homes and commercial development along the north side of Interstate 64 west of Gayton Road, while two other proposals would add apartments and condos to the south.
The president of a locally based medical distributor won a bidding war for the house, which came out on top in a month that also saw two $2 million deals.
The 180-year-old, 11,000-square-foot mansion at 1 W. Main St. was once was the residence of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist.
Many of the parcels, which include retail, multi-family residential and mixed-use buildings that line West Cary and Main streets, are under contract to be sold.
The space formerly home to Shawarma Shack and several other eateries over the years would be replaced by a three-story building with 21 apartments.
The property encompasses two renovated buildings totaling about 14,300 square feet, including 17 apartments and ground-floor commercial space.
An age-restricted development with 233 homes in Chesterfield is moving forward now that the dispute has been resolved.
A seven-story building with 272 units is proposed for the former Wesco Distribution site at 2902 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd.
Godsey Properties plans to break ground on the project in fall 2022, with the nearly century-old golf course allowed to continue operating through next summer.
At least one new school, a technology park, residential development and other uses are proposed for the property the county acquired last year.
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