Residential Real Estate

Following the completion of a mixed-use project around the block, a local development firm is at it again in Manchester – this time with apartments on the drawing board.

Development interest in and around the Chamberlayne Avenue corridor in the city’s Northside continues to pick up, with a local developer looking to add more residential density at the avenue’s intersection with School Street.

The New Kent County house and a portion of the plantation where U.S. President George Washington married Martha Custis are now in the hands of a group of Richmonders.

A cluster of new townhomes planned in North Church Hill is slated to continue to push up the price point for homeownership in the neighborhood.

A Goochland County home previously tied to an owner of the Flying Squirrels now is linked to the group reviving the Colonial Downs racetrack.

A recently rezoned tract near the Lee Bridge has lured an out-of-town developer for its first project in Virginia.

Members of one of Richmond’s wealthiest families are seeking a buyer for their recently listed Windsor Farms home, said to be one of the first houses built in the tony West End neighborhood.

A group of seasoned city developers are closing in on their first project in Manchester.