Hopewell, VA Black Real Estate Agents

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29 days
A neighborhood of bungalows and brick ranchers close to Fort Gregg-Adams, I-295, and I-95, with a median sale price around $293,500.
$236K
$150K - $300K
City Point (West City Point)
Woodlawn
Hopewell's oldest neighborhood, established in 1613 at the confluence of the James and Appomattox Rivers and home to Appomattox Manor, Ulysses S. Grant's Civil War headquarters; median sale price around $280,000.
A community dating to 1925 with small, affordably priced single-family homes; median sale price around $190,000.
Dolin
Buyers are drawn to Hopewell for its affordability relative to Richmond and Petersburg, its proximity to Fort Gregg-Adams, easy I-295/I-95 access, and a steady industrial job base anchored by Honeywell, Ashland, Evonik, and other chemical and manufacturing employers.
The best value is in Dolin, where a 1925-era community of small single-family homes carries a median sale price near $190,000, and Woodlawn, where three-bedroom bungalows and brick ranchers near Fort Gregg-Adams and I-295/I-95 appeal to military-affiliated buyers needing an easy commute.
City Point (West City Point), Hopewell's oldest neighborhood and home to the historic Appomattox Manor at the confluence of the James and Appomattox Rivers, is seeing the strongest demand in the city — sellers of renovated, waterfront-adjacent homes here are well positioned in a very competitive market.
With Fort Gregg-Adams and a stable base of chemical and industrial employers anchoring demand, Hopewell should keep drawing buyers priced out of pricier Richmond-area submarkets, with continued competition for affordable, move-in-ready homes.

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