Planning Commission OKs initial master plan for redeveloped Mosby Court South
“This is a multiyear project, so the density will be incremental.”
Housing
83 units of affordable housing for seniors arrives on Richmond's Southside
It was a space previously occupied by a train servicing station, which has been repurposed into a community room as part of the development.
In search of more starter homes, some ZAC members think Richmond ought to allow even smaller lots
“We need more starter homes.”
For some Richmonders, code refresh is a promise for a better future
“There are a lot of Richmonders that are renters, and they want to have a say as well.”
Richmond’s rezoning allows more development. Should it also require more trees?
At a meeting of Richmond’s Zoning Advisory Council last week, everyone wanted to make one thing clear: They all loved trees.
Pro-code refresh groups pitch plan to allow smaller duplexes in bid for more affordable homes
The new proposal would let duplexes be built in all single family neighborhoods, as long as the units are no larger than 1,500 square feet.
In code refresh, proposal to allow small businesses in neighborhoods draws mixed reviews
Depending on where you put it, the neighborhood store is a blessing or a curse.
