Development Projects
Part of what makes Richmond so special is the unique historic properties that line its streets. And in order to preserve the historic fabric of our city, it’s vital to maintain and repurpose properties that have been neglected over the years. Involvement in the following projects has opened my eyes to Richmond’s charm and potential, making me more and more passionate about renovating and rebuilding this city from its roots.
5720 Bliley Road
This neglected, 1950’s ranch was rough when I picked it up, but brighter days are here! Its mid-century roots worked perfectly for today’s design trends, plus it’s in the Forest…
3405 Montrose Avenue
Sitting on the southwest corner of Richmond’s Edgewood neighborhood, this renovation project has been one of my favorite to date. A bright open floor plan and clean modern finishes brought…
16 N. Sheppard Street
Taking a shabby, run down home and giving it new life is always a great feeling and this property, which sits right between Carytown and the Museum District, was no…
TriBeCa
If you’re wondering where the name comes from, it’s not a reference to the New York City neighborhood! TriBeCa stands for “Triangle Below Cary”, as it sits right on Harrison…
Courtyard Condos
As one of my first big renovation projects, the Courtyard Condos hold a special place in my heart. It’s where I truly got a taste for all the hidden property…