
The nearly 180-year-old mansion at 1 W. Main St., named for the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, is being marketed as a residential listing as well as a commercial opportunity, as the property’s zoning allows both by right.
The nearly 180-year-old mansion at 1 W. Main St., named for the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, is being marketed as a residential listing as well as a commercial opportunity, as the property’s zoning allows both by right.
Two years into his ongoing personal bankruptcy, local house rehabber Josh Romano is facing a lawsuit from a former lender seeking $750,000 in damages.
An 84-year-old house in Richmond’s Westhampton area came in as the priciest home sale in the region last month, beating out four other deals that all exceeded $1.5 million.
Current and former CEOs of the homegrown tech company are looking to unload multi-million dollar homes in Windsor Farms and on a golf course in Hanover.
The projects include a new 90-unit condo development from HHHunt near an entrance to Twin Hickory and industrial project on from Sauer on 226 acres in Varina.
A busy area homebuilder is getting busier with a 115-home subdivision in Hanover’s Atlee area and a second builder is pitching in. HHHunt’s Rutland Grove community has begun taking shape along Chamberlayne Avenue south of New Ashcake Road two years after it acquired the site. The $12 million development includes houses by HHHunt Homes and… Read more »
With unemployment assistance waning and state and federal eviction bans expiring or in flux, September is shaping up to be a bellwether of what’s to come for area renters and apartment managers alike as the economic strain of the pandemic drags on.
The eastern Goochland estate, which was previously owned by the co-founder of ad firm The Martin Agency, includes a 6,700-square-foot, Georgian-style main house, a pool house and a guest house.
Amy and Steven Williams are selling their 8,200-square-foot home overlooking Shields Lake because they bought a Rothesay Circle home last year.
Hanson’s suit claims the city’s public housing agency is guilty of breach of contract and fraud for allegedly covering up its mistakes regarding housing assistance voucher payments.
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