Four years after the “big bike race” made the topic a point of debate in Richmond, the city is on the verge of adopting new rules that would make short-term residential rentals permissible.
Fresh off a series of acquisitions in the city and Henrico County, a local development firm is casting its investment net further south into Chesterfield County.
A cluster of new homes going up in Carver is signaling the end of a decades-long revitalization program’s impact on the neighborhood.
As city planners move forward with an initiative to revitalize and redefine a section of Richmond’s Northside, one of the neighborhood’s oldest residents is eyeing a development that would put part of that plan into action.
Just over a year since it fell into foreclosure and sold in a public auction, a West End mansion with a complicated past is set to return to the market this month with a multimillion-dollar price tag.
An apartments component of a massive Chesterfield County community is moving forward with a builder on board and construction underway.
A multijurisdictional approval process has cleared the way for a conversion of a former nursing home on the Richmond-Henrico line into apartments aimed at alleviating homelessness.
A surface parking lot in the heart of VCU’s Monroe Park campus appears slated for an infill development that would add new apartments to the neighborhood’s housing stock.
The former River Road estate of one of Richmond’s most philanthropic couples is up for grabs following a top executive’s exit from a local Fortune 500.
Where brick vacation cottages once dotted the landscape, a considerably 21st-century assemblage of dwellings is taking shape at the former Moore’s Lake retreat site in Chester.
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