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Plain View, VA · Real Estate
fredericksburgfreepress.com
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.
Augusta Free Press
Moving to Williamsburg, VA: A neighborhood-by-neighborhood relocation guide
Moving to Williamsburg, Virginia, is a decision that rewards you with history, natural beauty, and a genuinely livable community. Nestled between Richmond and Virginia Beach, Williamsburg offers a surprisingly diverse range of neighborhoods, each with its own personality and price point. Whether you are drawn by the Colonial history, the proximity to top employers, or the quality of local schools, understanding the distinct areas of the city will help you make a confident choice before you unpack a single box.
rhscommoner.com
Petersburg Renters at Perry Street Lofts Say Roaches, Sewage and Water Shutoffs Have Made the Apartments a Nightmare as Lease-Breaking Fees Mount
PETERSBURG, VA — Tenants at Perry Street Lofts in Petersburg say they have spent weeks dealing with roaches, raw sewage and an apartment management company that has not responded with real fixes. Some residents now want out of their leases without paying penalties. Kiara White, one of the tenants...
commonwealthtimes.org
Code Refresh Reshapes Richmond as VCU Students Struggle to Find Housing
Richmond’s new proposed zoning code could expand development opportunities and reshape how much housing is available to VCU students in Richmond’s competitive market. The city released the third and final draft of the zoning code on Aug. 17 which includes community insight from the Richmond Civic League meeting on July 21. Replacing a 50 year old zoning code, the overhaul alters lot restrictions, increases density along rapid transit lines and restricts non-conforming structures in efforts to expand housing. The code also imposes a complete ban on data center construction within the city.
oregonhill.net
Throwback Thursday: Belvidere And Subsequent Lots
Again, from former Pine Street neighbor Tom Elliott…a close look at the old Belvidere plantation and how it was subdivided…. (Editor’s note: for more on the history of the Byrd family and Belvidere, please follow this link and read a piece by Harry Kollatz, Jr. in Richmond Magazine- https://richmondmagazine.com/news/richmond-history/the-wastrel/)
vpm.org
BizSense Beat: Pocahontas Building demolition, Antonelli’s Deli
Here’s a recap of the top stories for the week of Aug. 28, 2026:. The teardown of one state-owned office tower along Richmond’s Main Street is underway, while another is up for sale. Demolition of the Pocahontas Building, a two-structure complex made up of a 12-story and an...
connectcre.com
MacKenzie Tapped as Exclusive Leasing Broker for 180K-SF Warehouse
MacKenzie Commercial Real Estate Services has been named the exclusive leasing broker of record for Liberty Park Gordonsville, an 180,000-square-foot industrial warehouse building located at 1 Cleveland Street in Gordonsville, Virginia. Approximately 84,000 square feet of warehouse space is immediately available in the asset, situated just north of Charlottesville. The...
wpgxfox28.com
On The Fly Moving Guys Strengthens Reliable Moving Services for Richmond Residential and Commercial Customers
"On The Fly Moving Guys showcases professional residential moving services in a peaceful, tree-lined neighborhood, reflecting a well-organized and reliable approach to helping homeowners with their relocation needs. The setting highlights a smooth moving experience and dependable support for local residential moves." Richmond, Virginia - August 27, 2026 - On...
richmondmagazine.com
Best & Worst 2026: News & Personalities
In a country turned upside down by divisive politics, Abigail Spanberger’s election as the first woman governor in Virginia history felt like a reprieve. She won by a landslide, 15 points, by distancing herself from the progressive wing of the Democratic Party and promising to focus on “affordability.” She’s so far proving to be pragmatic and also tough, challenging Democratic leaders in the General Assembly while building a national political profile.