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Crozet, VA · Real Estate

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Is Now a Good Time to Buy a House in Virginia or Should You Wait Until 2027?

Virginia homebuyers finally have more houses to choose from, but the monthly cost of owning one remains difficult to ignore. Mortgage rates are above 7%, and prices in some parts of the state are still climbing despite slower sales. September 2026 brought an interesting change. The statewide median home sale...

Virginia · 8d

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Backyard homes could become easier to build under Virginia’s new laws

Imagine turning your unused garage into a small apartment or adding a tiny home behind your house. That extra space could help a family member live nearby or bring in rental income. In Maryland and Virginia, new laws are aimed at making these smaller homes, called accessory dwelling units (ADUs),...

Virginia · 10d

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Construction Starts Cool, but Growth Persists

Recent declines contrast with a 14.3% increase in year-to-date activity. September offered a quiet reminder that construction rarely moves in a straight line. Total starts slipped 1.5%, according to Dodge Construction Network, but the headline figure conceals a more interesting tug of war beneath it. Commercial activity cooled sharply after a blockbuster August, with hotels, offices and factories all stepping back from the starting line. Yet schools and public works refused to follow, pushing institutional and nonbuilding starts higher and keeping the month from sliding into something worse.

Fredericksburg, VA · 11d

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The Overlooked Virginia Town Where Rent Stays Under $700 And Life Still Feels Good

There are towns in Virginia that work hard to get noticed, and then there’s Pulaski, which has simply been excellent this whole time and let people figure it out on their own schedule. Located in the New River Valley with the Blue Ridge Mountains as a permanent backdrop, Pulaski...

Pulaski, VA · 19d

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In Virginia, Richmond pushes state-backed relief for homeowners priced out by rising values

"We are having a terrible displacement out of the City of Richmond because they cannot afford the escalating increase in values."

Richmond, VA · 14d

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Wealthy Buyers Are Replacing Old Family Cabins With Million-Dollar Homes Along This Virginia Lake, And Its Shoreline Is Changing Fast

Five hundred miles of shoreline sounds like plenty to go around. Yet the old cabins along this lake keep giving way to sleek custom homes with serious price tags. The water itself only showed up in 1966. Two dams flooded farmland and river valleys, and a weekend escape was born.

Moneta, VA · 15d

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Commercial groundbreakings plunged 18% in September

Gains in education and highway projects helped cushion a further decline in total construction groundbreakings in September. Total construction starts dropped 1.5% month over month in September to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $1.33 trillion, according to a Wednesday report from Dodge Construction Network. The decrease follows a sharp 24.8% month-over-month pullback in August, caused by a megaproject slowdown.

Fredericksburg, VA · 15d

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Trinity Capital Pays $6.2M for 15 Acres in Hanover, Plots Two Warehouses

A North Carolina-based developer has paid $6.2 million for nearly 15 acres in Hanover County, marking its entry into the Richmond market with plans for a pair of speculative warehouses totaling 231,120 square feet. Trinity Capital Advisors closed on the Northlake Business Park property in September, according to county property records, with construction tentatively set to begin in summer 2027 and delivery expected by the third quarter of 2028.

Hanover County, VA · 15d

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West Main tattoo shop moves to Rose Hill Drive following renovation mishap

A company called Rock Mountain LLC purchased a two-story commercial building in the 700 block of West Main for $2.2 million in April 2025. The top floor is residential, with the street level occupied by a string of retail businesses on one of Charlottesville’s most-traveled corridors. Earlier this year,...

Charlottesville, VA · 16d

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Lawmakers Pitch Reforms for Virginia’s Building Code Update to Boost Supply, Affordability

Every three years, Virginia updates its building code, requirements for new construction that account for safety standards and energy efficiency. As the state readies for its next update cycle in 2027, some lawmakers are flagging a series of reforms they argue can help increase housing supply and address affordability issues.

Virginia · 15d

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Virginia's Haynes Furniture Store and The Dump are closing with a going-out-of-business sale

After 128 years in business, the family-owned Haynes Furniture and The Dump Luxe Furniture Outlet are permanently closing all of their remaining store locations, according to WTVR 6 News.

Richmond, VA · 28d

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Lawmakers pitch reforms for Virginia’s building code update to boost supply, affordability

Virginia · 15d

Charlottesville Tomorrow

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For 10th and Page residents, their history is at stake. For developers building student housing, it’s math

Charlottesville's zoning code incentivizes developers to build student housing in downtown neighborhoods, with fewer opportunities for community input. The post For 10th and Page residents, their history is at stake. For developers building student housing, it’s math appeared first on Charlottesville Tomorrow .

Charlottesville, VA · 18d

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As Virginia's data center buildout shifts, Georgia takes the lead in construction

While Virginia continues its dominance in the data center industry, another region is in the process of building more capacity than the commonwealth, according to a recent CBRE report. The commercial real estate company issued “North America Data Center Trends H1 2026” at the end of the summer, showing Georgia...

Virginia · 17d

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9 Things a Virginia Landlord Can’t Legally Do to Renters in 2026

Your landlord has a copy of your keys. But that doesn’t mean they can change the locks whenever they’d like. These are the things a Virginia landlord can’t legally do to renters in 2026. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Rental rules and notice periods...

Virginia · 24d

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Habitat for Humanity seeks homebuyers for six new Fredericksburg homes

Six new homes are under construction on Davies Street in Fredericksburg’s Mayfield neighborhood, and Greater Fredericksburg Habitat for Humanity is looking for families interested in purchasing them through its affordable homeownership program. The project marks the organization’s first new home construction since 2022. Habitat broke ground on the six...

Fredericksburg, VA · 21d

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As Virginia's data center buildout shifts, Georgia takes the lead in construction

Virginia · 17d

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The Underrated Virginia Town Where You Can Buy A Home For Under $120,000

Most people have a mental map of Virginia that includes Richmond, Virginia Beach, and Northern Virginia, and then a big blank space where the rest of the state lives its best life unbothered. Covington, Virginia is in that blank space, and it would very much like a word with you.

Covington, VA · 24d

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New Maryland, Virginia laws aim to make backyard homes easier to build

SILVER SPRING, Md. (7News) — A basement apartment, converted garage or small home in the backyard could offer homeowners a way to earn rental income or make room for family members. New laws in Maryland and Virginia are designed to make it easier to build these smaller homes, known as accessory dwelling units, or ADUs.

Maryland · 22d

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