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Accessory Dwelling Units Around Richmond: What the City, Henrico and C…
Richmond allows one ADU in every residential district. Henrico and Chesterfield generally require a conditional use permit first.…
Where to Find Loft Condos in Converted Historic Buildings Around Richm…
Richmond's loft condos cluster in six historic districts: Shockoe Slip, Jackson Ward, Shockoe Bottom and Tobacco Row, Monroe Ward,…
Moving In Before Closing on a Richmond-Area Home: How Pre-Settlement O…
You can move in before closing only if the seller agrees in writing, and the risk is real: if the deal fails, you are living in a…
Buying a Richmond-Area Home in Winter: What a Home Inspector Cannot Fu…
Cold weather limits what a home inspector can test. Here is what a Richmond-area winter report may leave out and five ways to prot…
Richmond-Area Neighborhoods Along the Route 360 Corridor: Hull Street…
Hull Street Road runs from Manchester to western Chesterfield. Here are the neighborhoods along it, in order heading out, with the…
The Regent at Regency Starts Move-Ins Nov. 15: 314 Apartments and What…
The Regent at Regency, a 314-unit apartment building at the former Regency Square mall, starts move-ins Nov. 15. Here is what was…
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