The site of the now-razed Colbrook Motel where it plans to build income-based housing was listed in “The Negro Motorist Green Book.”
Better Housing Coalition buys former motel property in Chester
Residential Real Estate
D.C. developer plans 5-story, 173-unit apartment building in Manchester
Capital City’s first foray into the Richmond region would have 182,000 square feet and rise on a pair of surface parking lots along West Seventh Street.
Land deal clears way for 201-unit apartment complex in Chester
A group led by current and former executives of homebuilder Schell Brothers is preparing to start site work for The Station at Chester Village.
Despite pushback, City Council clears path for Jackson Ward apartments
Better Housing Coalition’s plan for 67 income-based rental units was decried for lacking homeownership options.
Hanover supervisors give Hickory Grove development a thumbs down
The developer is “at a little bit of a loss of what we will do next with the property” after a plan for townhomes and commercial space was nixed.
Which Richmond-area neighborhoods were the hottest in 2020?
A subdivision in Chesterfield saw the biggest year-over-year surge in new home sales, while Hanover County led the metro in increase of total sales.
Homes for sale in Richmond are hard to find — here’s why
“It’s not that there’s no inventory. It’s how quickly it’s being absorbed,” said Laura Lafayette, CEO of the Richmond Association of Realtors.
245-unit apartment complex to rise on office park site in North Chesterfield
Seven three-story buildings will fill a 10-acre property in the partially developed Gateway Centre office park.
‘Airbnb’ of income-based room rentals moves into Central Virginia
Atlanta-based PadSplit will provide an online marketplace of housing options in the Petersburg area initially, with more Richmond properties to be added later.
12-story apartment building planned for Jackson Ward parking lot
Parkway Corp. and locally-based SNP Properties propose a 315,000-square-foot, mixed-use development with 254 apartments at 200 E. Marshall St.