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Cambrian Rise development likely to grow to 1,050 housing units before it's done in 2029 - Vimarsana News

Cambrian Rise development likely to grow to 1,050 housing units before it's done in 2029

Cambrian Rise in Burlington's North End is the biggest housing development in the state, and now it will likely add another 100 units to its total.

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Regional Housing Assembly hosts summit on 'housing attainability' - Vimarsana News

Regional Housing Assembly hosts summit on 'housing attainability'

The Fredericksburg Regional Housing Assembly hosted a daylong summit on Housing Attainability this week.Kim McClellan, public policy director for the Fredericksburg Area Association of Realtors, or FAAR, said during a

Stafford supervisors approve Fountain Park apartment and retail development - Vimarsana News

Stafford supervisors approve Fountain Park apartment and retail development

Stafford supervisors voted 4–3 on Tuesday to rezone a 6-acre parcel at the corner of U.S. 1 and Courthouse Road to become Fountain Park—a new development of apartments and retail stores that will serve as a gateway to what county officials are calling Downtown Stafford. “We’re excited with the opportunity,” said Jeh Hicks, director of community relations for Jarrell Properties of Fredericksburg, which owns the land. “It’s going to be a gathering place where Stafford County residents can meet with their neighbors, their friends, to be able to show off where S...

Stafford supervisors step back on 'Downtown Stafford' - Vimarsana News

Stafford supervisors step back on 'Downtown Stafford'

Fourteen months ago, Stafford supervisors envisioned a vibrant and futuristic downtown area near the county courthouse where families and friends could meet, eat, shop and socialize. They called the potential development Downtown Stafford. John Holden, the county’s economic development director, had previously told supervisors the county-owned, 28-acre site, which lies parallel to the southern edge of Courthouse Road near the U.S. 1 interchange, would be built with fewer brick-and-mortar retail outlets. Holden said broadband and smart energy, lighting, water and temperature controls woul...