Henrico, VA Black Real Estate Agents

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A well-established northwestern Henrico community home to major employers like Markel, a mix of mature and new-construction neighborhoods, and consistently strong Henrico County Public Schools zones.

405000

$245,000 - $900,000

Short Pump

Glen Allen

A fast-growing area in western Henrico known for Short Pump Town Center's shopping and dining, newer subdivisions, and top-rated schools. It's one of the county's most competitive submarkets for families and move-up buyers.

One of Henrico's oldest residential districts, bordering Richmond along the River Road corridor. Tuckahoe offers tree-lined streets, established housing stock, and a quick commute into the city.

Tuckahoe

Henrico continues to draw buyers thanks to a strong local job base anchored by Dominion Energy's headquarters, a major Capital One campus, and a growing healthcare sector. A lower property tax rate than the City of Richmond, combined with consistently strong public schools in western Henrico, keeps demand steady from both relocating families and move-up buyers. A wide mix of housing stock, from established brick homes to new-construction townhomes, means there's an entry point at nearly every budget.

Homes priced between $350,000 and $550,000 are often going under contract within seven to ten days, so buyers should arrive with financing fully lined up and be ready to move fast once a listing hits the market. It's worth verifying school zone assignments directly through Henrico County Public Schools rather than relying on outdated third-party estimators, since boundary lines can shift. Buyers priced out of competitive western submarkets like Short Pump and Glen Allen should look east, where inventory is more plentiful, days on market run longer, and there's more room to negotiate.

Sellers in Henrico are seeing strong results, with homes fetching close to full asking price and more than a third selling above list. The key is pricing to today's market rather than 2022 peaks; overpriced listings are the ones most likely to sit and eventually need a price cut. Working with an agent who knows the specific submarket, whether that's new-construction competition in Short Pump or older housing stock in Tuckahoe, helps a listing get positioned correctly from day one.

Henrico's fundamentals point toward a steady, sustainable market over the next six to twelve months rather than the volatility of 2021-2023. Expect continued modest price appreciation, tight but not frantic competition in popular western neighborhoods, and more balanced conditions east of the city. Buyers and sellers who plan around realistic pricing and timelines should find a healthy, predictable market to work with.

Premier Agent

Celestine Ward

EXP Realty

Henrico, VA

Specialties:

Military/Veterans

Lot/Land

Relocation

Foreclosure

First Time Home Buyers

Investment Properties

New Construction

Luxury Homes

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Are African American realtors and Black real estate agents the same thing?

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