Cismont
Cismont, VA · Real Estate
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Charlottesville neighborhood says nearby construction is damaging property
Homeowners in the Monte Vista neighborhood say construction by developer Stanley Martin is damaging their properties, and that city officials have told them any resulting damage is a civil matter.
infocville.com
New owner for Michie Tavern
Next year is the 100th anniversary of the purchase of the Michie Tavern by Josephine Henderson, an early pioneer in the field of tourism. The structure was originally located between Earlysville and Free Union, but in 1927 Henderson paid to have it dismantled and moved 16 miles from Buck Mountain to its current location on Carter’s Mountain on the road to Monticello.
infocville.com
Eight townhouses proposed on Fontaine Avenue along future streetscape’s pathway
Almost two and a half years have passed since the City of Charlottesville began implementing a new zoning code intended to increase the number of places to live within city limits. The process has survived one legal challenge and calls are growing for the Development Code to be reformed to stop large buildings in some areas.
z951.com
Home sales up across all areas of CAAR region
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Spring 2026 saw a busy housing market in Central Virginia, as home sales increased in all areas of the Charlottesville Association of Realtors according to their Q2-2026 Housing Market Report. Amanda Spigone, current President of CAAR, told Cville Right Now that she attributes...
Realty Today
Blue Owl Expands Its Virginia Data Center Footprint With $66 Million Land Deal Outside the Core Market
Blue Owl Capital's data center platform, Stack Infrastructure, has purchased a 71-acre development site in Culpeper, Virginia, for $66.4 million, according to Commercial Observer. The price works out to more than $935,000 an acre for a parcel that sits roughly 60 miles southwest of Ashburn, the heart of what's widely considered the world's largest data center market.
cvillerightnow.com
Home sales up across all areas of CAAR region
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – Spring 2026 saw a busy housing market in Central Virginia, as home sales increased in all areas of the Charlottesville Association of Realtors according to their Q2-2026 Housing Market Report. Amanda Spigone, current President of CAAR, told Cville Right Now that she attributes...
C-Ville Weekly
Three-story Hillsdale Drive building to be site of special education private school
One of the goals of the extension of Hillsdale Drive from Greenbrier Drive to Hydraulic Road was to help encourage redevelopment of shopping centers designed for the 20th century. “The new street alignment will begin to break down the block structure east of U.S. Route 29 and shape future development...
fredericksburgfreepress.com
Biz Beat Roundup: Downtown icon to re-open Friday
Goolrick’s will re-open Friday after a four-year renovation of the 1808 building at 901 Caroline St. in downtown Fredericksburg. The business is reputedly the longest-running soda fountain in the U.S., having opened in 1869. The renovation, which was undertaken by building owner Jarrell Properties Inc. and a team of local contractors, kept the original tin ceilings and includes hand-laid tile flooring. The kitchen will be led by Executive Chef D’Andre Sykes, who began his career in 2017 at Fredericksburg’s Fahrenheit 132 before cooking in Nashville and Chicago, including at restaurants Elske and Jeong. The menu will nearly mirror the traditional Goolrick’s fare — including chicken and egg salad sandwiches, salads, hand-mixed sodas and milkshakes. Seating is now available for up to 50 people, and there is a retail area at the back where the pharmacy used to be. Regular hours will be 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays. Friday’s festivities will include a ceremonial ribbon cutting at 11 a.m., swag bags for the first 50 guests and more. Work continues on the building’s basement, which will be a Prohibition-era speakeasy concept called Section 7 that is expected to open later this year with entrances from both Goolrick’s and George Street. Section 7 is named for the provision of the Volstead Act that permitted pharmacies like Goolrick’s to dispense medicinal whiskey.
vceda.us
VCEDA Seed Capital Grant Approved for K&A Customz, LLC
DANTE, VA – AUGUST 5, 2026 – Property rehabilitation, renovation through site clean-outs, debris haul-off and job site prep aimed at getting vacant housing back on the market are at the core of K&A Customz, LLC’s activities according to Kristanne Mullins, who co-operates the business with her spouse, Aaron Jacobs.
Newsweek
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Transactions: Virginia repurposing pays off
Cascade-BGO project sells in the mid-$40M range; Avison Young brokers sale. Although the prospect of converting other commercial properties for medical use can be alluring, success hinges on several factors, including location, parking availability, building suitability, tenant demand and more. But it can be done, as evidenced by a recent...
infocville.com
Bridge33 Capital purchases 5th Street Station for $117.1 million
A national real estate firm based in Seattle, Washington, is the new owner of 5th Street Station, a commercial development that turns ten this year. Bridge33 Capital paid $117,124,900 to 5th Street Station Ventures LLC for the 451,822 square feet shopping center. The seller is a company tied to S.J. Collins, a Georgia-based developer behind the creation of the site.