Residential Real Estate

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.

Furthering its focus on the 55-and-up residential market, a local company has two new projects on its plate and several others wrapping up, while it plants the seeds for more.

There will be no Caribbean getaway for the embattled local contractor facing felony indictments and millions of dollars in debts.

A 7,400-square-foot home beside the James River Course has a wine-tasting room, a saltwater pool and access to the waterfront.

More details surrounding Bobby Hicks’ indictment have come to light, after a bankruptcy hearing Tuesday in which the local contractor refused to answer questions.