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Bonaventure Launches $32M DST for Community in Richmond, Virginia
RICHMOND, Va. — Real estate investment firm Bonaventure has launched Aspire West End DST, a $32 million Delaware statutory trust (DST) offering investors fractional ownership in Aspire West End. Located in Richmond, Aspire West End totals 148 independent living units. Amenities at the community include an indoor swimming pool,...
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This Virginia Town Is So Affordable, You Can Retire On Social Security Alone
Somewhere between Richmond and the North Carolina border, there’s a small Virginia city that’s quietly rewriting the rules of affordable living. Emporia, Virginia isn’t just a dot on the map, it’s a full life waiting to happen. Let’s be honest about something for a second.
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Greenberg Gibbons launches new residential division
— Greenberg Gibbons has launched a new residential division, expanding on the firm’s in-house capabilities. Led by senior vice president David Bookhout, who brings deep expertise in multifamily development, the new division enables Greenberg Gibbons to directly plan and deliver residential communities as integrated components of its mixed-use destinations.
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Bonaventure Launches $32M DST For Senior Living Property in Richmond Virginia
Bonaventure, a vertically integrated real estate investment firm with more than $2.9 billion in assets under management, announced the launch of the Aspire West End DST, a $32 million Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) offering accredited investors fractional ownership in Aspire West End, a 148-unit, purpose-built Class A independent living community in Richmond, Virginia. The DST is designed for investors seeking passive ownership, tax deferral, and investment exposure to institutional-quality real estate. Beneficial interests in the trust are structured to serve as replacement property for investors completing a Section 1031 exchange, with a minimum investment of $100,000.
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Unpaid real estate taxes still piling up in Richmond, path forward remains unclear
Richmond is still more than $32 million in the red in unpaid real estate taxes and months behind on its initial promise to resume a process that would help it recoup some of those funds. It hasn't used any process since 2023.
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Henrico farm owner pushes new law after health department lawsuit
HENRICO, Va. (WWBT) - A Varina farm owner sued by the Virginia Department of Health is taking his experience to the state Capitol, saying the process exposed gray areas for farms that want to serve the food they grow. Celeste Farms has welcomed people for dinners, spa experiences and other...
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Henrico purchases Bowl America, motel on Williamsburg Road for redevelopment
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DXD Capital Opens 106 KSF Virginia Storage Facility
This is the third property in the partnership with subsidiaries of Kuwait Financial Centre. DXD Capital has opened a 105,900-square-foot, Class A self storage facility in Richmond, Va. Extra Space Storage will manage the property. The facility broke ground in August 2025. It represents the third and final project in...
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Unionville's Historic District Argued About Window Heat Loss.
FARMINGTON — "People are not going to live in homes that they can't heat." A commissioner said that out loud at the Unionville Historic District and Properties Commission on September 3, and nobody in the room disagreed. That is roughly the whole problem with running a historic district in a state with Connecticut winters, and the commission spent a good part of the evening walking around it.
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Biz Beat Roundup: New life planned for long-vacant downtown storefront
The Central Virginia Housing Coalition, Virginia Statewide Community Land Trust and Greater Fredericksburg Habitat for Humanity have applied for a rezoning in Spotsylvania County that would allow 66 condominiums as part of the Cason’s Mill project on the north side of Courthouse Road 350 feet east of its intersection with Foster Road across from Courthouse Road Elementary School. The units would appear as 33 two-story townhouse units, but the homes being offered would each be one-level condominiums. Tricord Inc. owns the 6.6 acres of land where the project is proposed, and Tricord Principal Mike Jones recently discussed the project on Biz Beat Banter. It’s part of the company’s efforts to create affordable housing in the community.