Doug Childers is a HOMES Correspondent for the Richmond Times-Dispatch, focusing on local real estate and home design in the Richmond, Virginia area. With a keen eye for architectural detail and a passion for showcasing unique properties, Doug's articles highlight the diverse and vibrant housing market in the region. His work has also been featured in the Amherst-Nelson Publishing Co.
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Doug Childers' coverage primarily focuses on local real estate and housing developments in the Richmond, Virginia area. He frequently covers press releases and industry-specific news related to family & relationships, design, house & home.
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By: Doug Childers
Editor's note: This is an installment in the “Great Homes of Richmond” series.
By: Doug Childers
Doug Childers/Homes Correspondent The options for active-adult homebuyers in Greater Richmond are expanding, with new homes under construction in one of Goochland County's largest residential communities.
By: Doug Childers
Doug Childers/Homes Correspondent Hanover County-based artist Lindsey Finch has undertaken a variety of commissions since graduating from art school.
By: Doug Childers
Doug Childers/Homes Correspondent Here's a friendly heads-up to buyers looking for a luxury townhome that combines modern and historic features.
By: Doug Childers
Doug Childers/Homes Correspondent Close your eyes and think of a typical Richmond house. What's it made of? Red brick? Painted wood?
By: Doug Childers
Editor's note: This is an installment in the “Top Blocks” series, which looks at individual city blocks that have historic or architectural significance.
By: Doug Childers
Doug Childers/Homes Correspondent A Hanover County-based developer is on a quest to educate homebuyers about the virtues of land conservation and the rural lifestyle.
By: Doug Childers
Doug Childers/Homes Correspondent Sometimes, a single new building can be a game-changer for new projects in a neighborhood.
By: Doug Childers
Doug Childers/Homes Correspondent Editor's note: This is an installment in the occasional series, “At Home.”
By: Doug Childers
Doug Childers/Homes Correspondent Looking for a new-construction, low-maintenance townhome? You're in luck.
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