A thoughtfully planned affordable housing community in Richmond, Virginia, 700 West was developed to expand access to high-quality housing while incorporating sustainable design, energy-efficient construction, and amenities that enhance residents' daily lives. Situated on 6.6 acres, the $31 million development creates a welcoming neighborhood environment that balances affordability, comfort, and long-term value.
144 units | 6.6 acres
Structure: Six three-story wood-framed garden-style apartment buildings with open breezeways, constructed on post-tension concrete slab foundations. The development also includes a dedicated clubhouse and maintenance building to support resident services and property operations.
Façade: A blend of brick and cementitious fiber siding accented with aluminum patio railings provides a durable, attractive exterior designed to complement the surrounding community.
Sustainability: Developed through Virginia Housing's Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program and designed to achieve EarthCraft and ENERGY STAR standards, promoting energy efficiency, environmental responsibility, and reduced utility costs for residents.
Amenities: Community features include a clubhouse, dog park, playground, and secure indoor bicycle storage, creating spaces for recreation, connection, and convenience.
