Residential Real Estate

The interim CEO of a local Fortune 500 company purchased the Hermitage Country Club home of the former head of Elephant Auto Insurance.

As it looks to unload much of its land holdings in Blackwell, Richmond’s public housing agency is moving forward with two initiatives likewise aimed at developing its properties for private ownership.

A vacant wooded lot at the edge of Shockoe Bottom is being primed for an apartment development.

A Northern Virginia-based builder has secured the site of a planned residential infill development in western Henrico County, forking over three times what it paid for a slightly larger site less than a quarter-mile away.

Already looking to sell another home a few blocks over, a head of a local private-equity firm has listed a second Monument Avenue home that he purchased just last month.

An out-of-town buyer has come back for another bite of the Richmond market, snagging two apartment properties from a local developer.

A Hanover County farm under the same family ownership for decades is being floated for potential development, with uses including a winery on the seller’s mind.

The local high-end home sale market closed out 2018 with a deal that topped $2 million and another tied to a member of a prominent Richmond family.

A massive residential development in Chesterfield County is entering 2019 with an approval for one of its biggest projects to date.