Residential Real Estate

Two residential listings in recent weeks in southeastern Chesterfield County are pushing, and breaking, the $2 million mark.

The trustee overseeing the bankruptcy case of embattled local contractor Bobby Hicks has dropped his complaint against April Straus, whose purchase of the real estate business days before Hicks’ filing had drawn scrutiny.

A property that’s been on and off the market for years was the area’s top residential transaction in a month that saw Goochland County snag four of the five priciest sales.

A former railroad executive and U.S. treasury secretary has unloaded his downtown Richmond condo for a cool million.

The site of a stalled apartment project just south of Belle Isle is getting a fresh look from a local player.

The satellite office, formerly home to a meat market, will extend the company’s reach from its Patterson Avenue headquarters.

A pair of recently built houses is introducing a product – and price point – not typically seen in the neighborhood in Richmond’s Northside.

A built-out city block near Cary Street Station lined with century-old homes now can be described as modern to the core.

The recent listing near the University of Richmond is next door to two other notable residential properties that set local records in recent years.

A tract of farmland is now slated for scores of homes with a $35 million project that recently signed a builder.