
Boxwood’s former office at 2413 Ownby Lane sold for $2.2 million to Spy Rock and StyleCraft, which will develop 32 “two-over-two” townhomes on the site.
Boxwood’s former office at 2413 Ownby Lane sold for $2.2 million to Spy Rock and StyleCraft, which will develop 32 “two-over-two” townhomes on the site.
The Holly Springs and Swansboro units will each get $74,000 worth of upgrades, including new heating, air, plumbing, electrical systems and renovated kitchens.
One commissioner dissented based on neighbors’ concerns that the development would be taller than the Richmond 300 plan recommends.
Schell Brothers, which in 2018 filed plans for more than 500 homes on 218 acres, has since expanded the development to 669 homes on 250 acres.
The mystery buyer of 330 Flag Station Road is a local couple attracted by the size of the property, the amenities and its proximity to the city.
The move was made “as recognition of and in repentance for the resourcing provided to the seminary through the labor of enslaved persons.”
The developers applied for a special use permit to build six stories high on Belleville Street, which has become a busy strip recently.
A Richmond developer seeks zoning approval to build a multifamily complex on part of a 26-acre tract between Walmart Way and Old Buckingham Road.
The Henrico County Planning Commission recommended approval, along with 75 Virginia Center Commons townhomes and a 360-unit development in Innsbrook.
Bruce Milam launched his own firm after more than 25 years in Richmond real estate.
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