As the capital of Virginia and one of America’s most historic cities, Richmond has been called the “perfect blend of old and new.” Today, Richmond is a thriving cosmopolitan center, offering the Richmond corporate apartment market a wealth of cultural, business, entertainment and educational possibilities. Our renters can set out on a leisurely cruise along the scenic James River. And history buffs can attend a re-enactment of Patrick Henry's ‘Give me liberty or give me death’ speech at St. John’s Church or venture back to the Civil War at Richmond National Battlefield Park, which draws in 200,000+ people annually. Other popular sites include Hollywood Cemetery, Monument Avenue and the Museum of the Confederacy.
Living like a local in a Richmond corporate apartment market means a renter has access to nine Fortune 500 companies with corporate headquarters in the city, including Circuit City, Philip Morris, and Dominion Resources, among others. Only five metro areas in the country have more Fortune 500 headquarters than the Richmond area. Richmond corporate apartment renters also have access to thirteen Fortune 1000 companies in the city. Richmond is also home to smaller companies which contribute to its small town, friendly, southern atmosphere, such as Ukrop’s Super Market, a regional, family-owned chain of supermarkets.
Living Like a Local in Richmond corporate apartment also means you will have access to one of the oldest municipal park systems in the country. Monroe Park was founded in 1851, and is one of 40 parks comprising a total of more than 1,500 acres. It is located adjacent to the Virginia Commonwealth University campus.
Richmond is home to two open-air retail shopping centers. Short Pump Town Center is a two-level, open-air retail center with over 200 stores. Stony Point Fashion Park is a smaller, but slightly more upscale outdoor shopping mall. Other large shopping centers in the area (not including the Downtown Richmond business district) include Chesterfield Towne Center, Regency Square and Virginia Center Commons.
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Richmond corporate apartments in the Chester area are centrally located between the state capital of Richmond and Petersburg. The village is the center for the community of Chester, a growing suburban area. Interstate 95 and the city of Courthouse f...
Richmond’s downtown is unique compared to other areas of the city because of its intensive mix of retail, commercial, and residential development. When Richmonders refer to “downtown,” they generally mean the business or governmental center of the ci...
The East End of Richmond, Virginia is actually a collection of neighborhoods. The most recognized of these hills is Church Hill, named for its many churches, the most renowned of which is St. John’s Episcopal, site of Patrick Henry’s speech. The surr...
Midlothian remains one of the region’s fastest growing communities. Residents in the suburban neighborhoods such as Queensmill, Salisbury, Four Seasons, Walton Park, The Grove, Rosemont and Otterdale have teamed with long-time citizens to protect and...
Located just outside the Richmond city limits, Bon Air is a village community that through the years has maintained its historic charm. Some call the community Richmond 's original suburb, first established as a summer resort by a group of Richmonder...
The West End of Richmond is best known for fabulous shopping, beautiful residential communities and exceptional schools. Richmond’s West End is the perfect combination of city and suburban living. It offers river views, winding streets flanked by mat...
