68 condominium buildings across Richmond, Henrico & Chesterfield — profiles written by the agents who walked the buildings and represented the sales. Live listings, real history, no fluff.
Former Baptist Home for Women, Fan District conversion.
No name, no subdivision — just the address. An upscale tenement conversion on Monument Avenue that launched in May 2008.
Early-2000s industrial-chic Jackson Ward conversion at 112 E. Clay.
1961/1985. 184 units at the western end of Monument Avenue.
Former book bindery on Grace Street arts corridor.
A 176-unit apartment complex that was one-third of the way through becoming condos when 2008 stopped it cold.
One South Realty Group has represented condo buyers, sellers, and developers across the Richmond metro for years. We've sold in nearly every building on this site — and written every profile from firsthand knowledge.
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