Residential Real Estate

A member of one of Richmond’s most prominent families is looking to unload his River Road-area home.

After two years of testing the market with clusters of homes, one of the more recent additions to the local homebuilding scene is now looking to bite off its own full-fledged residential community.

The former home of a prominent Richmond business executive went to new owners last week in a transaction that topped area home sales in June, edging out another seven-figure sale of a nearly century-old property in Windsor Farms.

After nearly a half-century in the same family ownership, a relocated 18th-century house beside a Henrico County office park is on the market for its next caretaker.

The owner of a local alpaca business is putting her venture on hold as she looks to sell her 18-acre equestrian estate and residence.

After selling his own home through an accelerated sale to help promote his auction house’s high-end real estate division, a local auctioneer has landed his next Richmond-area residence in an off-market sale that resulted from another fast-tracked transaction.

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.