Historic Tax Credit Projects
Staunton Steam Laundry Apartments
Staunton, Virginia
- 110 W Hampton Steet Street, Staunton, VA
- Originally a Commercial Laundry Plant
- Built in 1928
- Converting to 48 Apartments and 2 Commercial Spaces
- Expected completion 2023
- Valued at $6,800,000
- Architect: Ratio
- Financing: Valley Star
Arcadia Building
Staunton, Virginia
- 119 E Beverley Street, Staunton, VA
- Originally an Odd Fellows Hall
- Built in 1847
- Converting to 23 Apartments
- Expected completion 2024
- Valued at $4,200,000
- Architect: Ratio
- Financing: Atlantic Union Bank
101 Stribling Lane Building #200
Staunton, Virginia
- 101 Stribling Lane, Staunton, VA
- Originally a Utility Building
- Built in 1960
- Converted to 20 Apartments
- Completed in 2022
- Valued at $3,200,000
- Architect: Ratio
- Financing: First Community Bank
Blackburn Spa & Conference Center
Staunton, Virginia
- 106 Village Drive, Staunton, VA
- Originally part of Western State Hospital
- Built in 1900
- Converted to 2 Event Spaces and a Spa
- Completed in 2020
- Valued at $2,800,000
- Architect: Ratio
- Financing: Virginia Commonwealth Bank
The Beverley Hotel Apartments
Staunton, Virginia
- 104 South New Street, Staunton, VA
- Originally a Hotel
- Built in 1909
- Converted to 28 Apartments
- Completed in 2019
- Valued at $4,200,000
- Architect: Apex Design Group
- Financing: Virginia Commonwealth Bank
The Blackburn Inn
Staunton, Virginia
- 301 Greenville Avenue, Staunton, VA
- Originally part of Western State Hospital
- Built in 1828
- Converted to a Hotel
- Completed in 2018
- Valued at $9,500,000
- Architect: Apex Design Group/Robert Mills Architect
- Financing: Union Bank
The Lofts at The Villages
Staunton, Virginia
- 101 Village Drive, Staunton, VA
- Originally part of Western State Hospital
- Built in 1935
- Converted to 38 Apartments
- Completed in 2016
- Valued at $6,000,000
- Architect: Apex Design Group
- Financing: Union Bank
359 Greenville Avenue
Staunton, Virginia
- 359 Greenville Ave., Staunton, VA
- Originally part of Western State Hospital
- Built in 1931
- Single Family
- Completed in 2015
- Valued at $425,000
- Architect: Apex Design Group
- Financing: Union Bank
357 Greenville Avenue
Staunton, Virginia
- 357 Greenville Ave., Staunton, VA
- Originally part of Western State Hospital
- Built in 1939
- Single Family
- Completed in 2014
- Valued at $425,000
- Architect: Apex Design Group
- Financing: Union Bank
HSL 3
Petersburg, Virgina
- Originally at Luggage Factory
- Built in 1895
- Converted to 36 Apartments
- Completed in 2011
- Valued at $5,500,000
- Architect: Ratio
- Financing: Xenith Bank
Pace King Mansion
Richmond, Virgina
- Originally an Residence
- Built in 1860
- Converted to 6 Offices & 3 Apartments
- Completed in 2012
- Valued at $1,250,000
- Architect: Apex Design Group
- Financing: Fulton Bank
Brookdale Condominiums
Staunton, Virginia
- Originally part of Western State Hospital
- Built in 1875
- Converted to 13 Condominiums
- Completed in 2009
- Valued at $2,600,000
- Architect: Ratio
- Financing: Paragon Bank
355 Greenville Avenue
Staunton, Virginia
- Originally part of Western State Hospital
- Built in 1898
- Converted to 2 Condominiums
- Completed in 2008
- Valued at $770,000
- Architect: Ratio
- Financing: First Market Bank
High Street Lofts, Phase II
Petersburg, Virginia
- Originally at Luggage Factory
- Built in 1895
- Converted to 24 Condominiums
- Completed in 2008
- Valued at $3,900,000
- Architect: Ratio
- Financing: Virginia Housing Development Authority (VHDA)
The Bindery
Staunton, Virginia
- Originally part of Western State Hospital
- Built in 1839
- Converted to 19 Condominiums
- Completed in 2007
- Valued at $7,000,000
- Architect: Mark Freeman & Associates
- Financing: Wachovia Bank
Stribling House
Staunton, Virginia
- Originally part of Western State Hospital
- Built in 1838
- Converted to 2 Offices
- Completed in 2007
- Valued at $500,000
- Architect: Ratio
- Financing: Community Bank
1301 Porter Street
Richmond, Virginia
- Originally an Apartment Building
- Built in 1914
- Renovated 16 Apartments
- Completed in 2006
- Valued at $2,400,000
- Architect: Ratio
- Financing: First Market Bank
High Street Lofts Phase 1
Petersburg, Virginia
- Originally a Luggage Factory
- Build in 1895
- Converted to 10 Townhouses
- Completed in 2005
- Valued at $2,500,000
- Architect: Mark Freeman & Associates
- Financing: Resource Bank
The Old Y
Staunton, Virginia
- Originally a YMCA
- Built in 1914
- Converted to 20 Condominiums
- Completed in 2005
- Valued at $5,725,000
- Architect: Frazier Associates
- Financing: Resource Bank
Old Manchester Lofts
Richmond, Virgina
- Originally a Bakery
- Built in 1895
- Converted to 80 Condominiums
- Completed in 2004
- Valued at $11,000,000
- Architect: Mark Freeman & Associates
- Financing: Wachovia Bank
Shockoe Valley Lofts
Richmond, Virginia
- Originally a Synagogue
- Built in 1850/1900
- Converted to 37 Condominiums
- Completed in 2003
- Valued at $4,900,000
- Architect: Mark Freeman & Associates
- Financing: Resource Bank
Mule Barn
Richmond, Virginia
- Originally a Mule Barn
- Built in 1915
- Converted to 4 Condominiums
- Completed in 2003
- Valued at $867,000
- Architect: BAM Architects
- Financing: First Market Bank
One Monument Avenue
Richmond, Virginia
- Originally a Hospital
- Built in 1912
- Converted to 34 Apartments / 3 Offices
- Completed in 2003
- Valued at $12,000,000
- Architect: Commonwealth Architects
- Financing: Resource Bank
Laurel Hill House
Richmond, Virigina
- Originally a Nurses’ Dormitory
- Built in 1931
- Converted to 10 Condominiums
- Completed in 2002
- Valued at $2,900,000
- Architect: Mark Freeman & Associates
- Financing: Resource Bank
Lee School Lofts
Richmond, Virginia
- Originally an Elementary School
- Build in 1919
- Converted to 40 Apartments
- Completed in 2002
- Valued at $6,200,000
- Architect: Mark Freeman & Associates
- Financing: Principal Life Insurance Co
Samuel Parsons House
Richmond, Virginia
- Originally a Single Family Home
- Built in 1818
- Converted to 8 Apartments
- Completed in 2001
- Valued at $1,391,000
- Architect: Mark Freeman & Associates
- Financing: Resource Bank
Kensington Court
Richmond, Virginia
- Originally a Hospital
- Built in 1923
- Converted to 117 Apartments / 1 Office
- Completed in 2000
- Valued at $11,595,000
- Architect: Mark Freeman & Associates
- Financing: GMAC; HUD221D4
Sydnor and Hundley
Richmond, Virginia
- Originally a Furniture Store
- Built in 1931
- Converted to 54 Apartments / 2 Offices
- Completed in 2000
- Valued at $5,597,000
- Architect: Mark Freeman & Associates
- Financing: Wachovia Bank
Linden Tower
Richmond, Virginia
- Originally a Medical Office Building
- Built in 1922
- Converted to 36 Apartments / 6 Offices
- Completed in 1999
- Valued at $3,525,000
- Architect: Harnsberger & Associates
- Financing: Wachovia Bank
Grace and First
Richmond, Virginia
- Originally 3 Single Family Homes
- Built in 1855
- Converted to 19 Apartments
- Completed in 1998
- Valued at $1,000,000
- Financing: Wachovia Bank
