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PRC Acquires Downtown Richmond Apartments, Plans Seniors Housing
People Restoring Communities (PRC), an affordable housing development firm, announced the acquisition of Grace Street Apartments, an 11-story residential building located at 400 East Grace Street in downtown Richmond, Virginia. PRC, in a joint venture with The Delaine Companies and in partnership with the Richmond Redevelopment & Housing Authority (RRHA),...
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The Michaels Organization Acquires 8 1/2 Canal Street
Off-Campus Student Living Community Is Just Steps Away from Virginia Commonwealth University. CAMDEN, NJ / ACCESS Newswire / October 20, 2026 / The Michaels Organization, a national leader in residential real estate, announced today that it has achieved a financial closing to acquire 8 ½ Canal Street, a premier student housing community serving Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA. Located at 8 ½ West Canal Street, the community is ideally situated within easy walking distance to the center of VCU’s Monroe Park Campus.
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Life Is Simple And Affordable In This Virginia Town Where $1,300 A Month Covers Everything
There are places in this country where $1,300 a month is a punchline, and then there’s Emporia, Virginia, where it’s an actual budget. This small city tucked into the southern end of Virginia has figured out something that most of the country is still struggling with, how to let people live without financially dismantling them in the process.
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Trader Joe’s, Onelife Fitness to Join $500M MXU Development in Richmond
Greenberg Gibbons announced that Trader Joe’s and Onelife Fitness are joining Midtown64 – a $500 million, 46-acre mixed-use destination in Richmond, Virginia. The first phase of development at Midtown64, which includes the project’s retail component, is expected to be completed in 2028. “Our vision for Midtown64 is...
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Walker & Dunlop Arranges $86.5 Million Refinancing for Richmond Multifamily Community
RICHMOND, Va. — Walker & Dunlop, Inc. has arranged $86.5 million in bridge financing for Chasen, a newly completed 352-unit multifamily community in Richmond, Virginia’s Scott’s Addition neighborhood, on behalf of real estate investment firm Capital Square. The variable-rate, interest-only loan was arranged by Walker & Dunlop...
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On the agenda: Richmond poverty reduction report; city vendor payment transparency
Public meeting highlights in Central Virginia for the week beginning October 12. Below are details on upcoming public meetings in Central Virginia. The Office of Community Wealth Building is expected to present its Annual Poverty Reduction Status Report to council members. According to the report, in the last decade, Richmond experienced a 7.3% drop in the poverty rate. The figure dropped from 51,828 people living in poverty in 2015 to 39,962 people in 2024.
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Walker & Dunlop Arranges $86.5 Million Refinancing For Chasen In Richmond
Walker & Dunlop arranged $86.5 million in bridge financing for Chasen, a newly completed 352-unit multifamily community in Richmond, Virginia. Walker & Dunlop Capital Markets Real Estate Finance arranged the financing on behalf of Capital Square. The variable-rate, interest-only loan was provided by a private credit lender. The property is...
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Capital Square Receives $86M for Richmond Development
The community's final phase came online earlier this year. Capital Square has obtained $86.5 million in bridge financing for Chasen, a newly completed 352-unit multifamily community in the Scott’s Addition neighborhood of Richmond, Va. The property is located in a Qualified Opportunity Zone. A private credit lender originated the loan.
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Virginia's Haynes Furniture and The Dump are closing after nearly 130 years: 'Bittersweet ending'
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WATCH: Zero-step entry Habitat homes taking shape in Caroline
Central Rappahannock River Habitat for Humanity’s Mac Williams says the new homes being built in the South Village subdivision in Ladysmith are all zero step entry, designed with no steps from the outside into the home. Williams says that’s the model Habitat plans to use going forward in Caroline and the Northern Neck. He believes the accessible design could also become an important part of the region’s affordable housing conversation.