A Richmond property management company added a pair of apartment complexes to its portfolio with the acquisition of 132 units in two deals totaling $5.3 million.
Local buyer picks up two apartment properties in the city
Residential Real Estate
Long & Foster resumes legal fight with local competitor
Nearly three years after settling their previous legal dispute, a local residential real estate firm once again is being sued by the regional industry heavyweight from which it was spawned.
No deals at latest auction of Hild properties
With bid prices affected by the coronavirus scare, the sellers rejected all the offers that came in during the week-long online auction, which had been pre-approved by federal prosecutors overseeing Michael Hild’s pending criminal case.
28-acre Goochland estate hits the market at $3.7M
The property in the heart of Hermitage Country Club includes a 14,200-square-foot mansion once owned by the star witness in former Gov. Bob McDonnell’s corruption trial, and now owned by a local developer.
More Richmond-area homes taken off market since virus arrived
While industry observers maintain the Richmond home market remains strong, signs that COVID-19 is having an effect on listings are beginning to emerge.
CCV-area home leads million-dollar March sales
A local investment banker and physician’s purchase of a nearly 60-year-old house near the Country Club of Virginia came in as the highest-priced residential transaction in March, as local agents navigate showing high-end homes in a time of social distancing.
BizSense Assembly III recap: Apartment operators ‘bracing for May’
Impacts of the coronavirus crisis on countless numbers of renters in the region are in turn trickling down to apartment managers and developers, a sampling of whom discussed challenges they are facing in the third installment of BizSense Assembly. The online panel discussion series this week focused on issues faced by Richmond’s multifamily market amid… Read more »
7-story ‘Soda Flats’ planned next to Hofheimer Building in Scott’s Addition
Another new development with some height is planned along the Pulse Corridor on Broad Street, this time by one of the developers behind the Quirk Hotel.
Chesterfield County launches online development plan submission system
Developers now can submit plans via email, a move that comes as a response to disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Neighbors withdraw appeal after agreement reached on industrial park plan
A dispute over plans for an industrial park in Hanover has been resolved, as neighboring residents concerned about the site’s truck traffic have withdrawn their appeal after reaching a formal agreement with the developer.