The sesquicentennial of the Civil War launches in 2011. Richmond — the onetime capital of the Confederacy and a center of the nation’s slave trade — is slated as a vital destination for tourists of U.S. history or family origin.

Two ground breakings for elementary schools continue the collaborative efforts of the Mayor, City Council and School Board to ‘build a better Richmond.’

With the economy showing signs of momentum, now is the time to buy your loft or condo. They’re chic, eco-smart & going fast.

Along with bicyclists, nature lovers and joggers, soon history buffs will have reason to celebrate the construction of the Virginia Capital Trail.

With luxurious two-story riverfront penthouses to contemporary open-floor plan lofts with all the amenities and convenience of urban living, this year’s Downtown Loft Tour—to be held on March 27th— offers an array of options and design innovation.

An assortment of Richmond residents discover that alternative forms of transportation can offer new perspectives on their city—as well as interesting lifestyle options both economical & green.

It makes sense that someone who has made a career of selling classic luxury cars would be drawn to 212 East Clay Street’s traditional details

Homeowners Colleen Hall and Carol Damon’s fabulous condominium with a stunning river view proves that simplifying your life doesn’t mean you have to forgo comfort or style.

Creating an economic engine along the Riverfront The Canal Walk is beautiful, canal boats are full, but has it really been an economic success? In the 1990’s, the business community and the city worked together to create a master plan for 32 acres of downtown riverfront property. The Canal Walk opened in 1999 and has […]