The nearly $3 million purchase of a 12,000-square-foot mansion overlooking the James River eclipsed all other Richmond-area home sales in July, coming in more than $1.5 million above the next-highest sale in a month that was full of million-dollar deals.
Two of the region’s earliest adopters of historic tax credit-fueled infill development scored an eight-figure price tag with the sale of several of their longtime holdings in Shockoe Valley.
A collection of new residential uses on a former Christmas tree farm in Chesterfield is beginning to take shape, with plans filed this month for more than 200 apartments.
The 300-acre Summer Lake development in the county’s Moseley area is central to a lawsuit filed last month related to a years-long dispute between former business partners.
Hundreds more homes are in the works for CenterPointe, as a Midwest-based developer that’s no stranger to Chesterfield County has submitted plans for its next apartment project in the massive Midlothian mixed-use development.
A Union Hill property named through the years as a place of happiness and hope now can add another description – housing – to its century-long history.
An Ohio-based developer is going big along the Manchester riverfront.
A busy local real estate group has expanded its portfolio to the Shockoe Bottom area, picking up one of the neighborhood’s newest apartment buildings in a deal that produced a $3 million return for the firm that developed it.
The newest stretch of Brandermill Parkway is about to get busier with the addition of a years-in-the-making apartment development and more homes on the way.
The 226-unit project is a collaboration between developer Tom Wilkinson, The Cameron Foundation, the Petersburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority, and multiple investors.
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