Living in Richmond

If you need assistance finding a home in Richmond, help is just a call or click away.

Retirement communities are especially attractive to seniors who may love their homes but are weary of maintaining them.

Health-care facilities in the Richmond region offer a vast range of services, and most hospitals feature many areas of specialty.

Hospital gift shop profits help local health care programs.

With every stroke of their paint brushes, members of the Old Dominion Decorative Painters give comfort to another family who has lost a baby.

RRHA, local dive shop sponsor new youth diving program.

If you are into pets, old cars, African art, politics, model trains, foreign languages, Bonsai, beekeeping or just about any thing else, there is an organization in the metro area for you.

Newcomers have plenty of phone calls to make and coordination to do to get all of their utilities turned on.

Tours – from walking historic neighborhoods to kayaking on the James to floating in a hot air balloon – are a great way to discover something new in and around Richmond.

Maggie L. Walker site in Jackson Ward tells incredible story of leadership.

Shopping is more than a mere pastime. It’s an adventure that yields great rewards. The Greater Richmond Area is filled with all sorts of shopping experiences, everything from unique and one-of-a-kind shops to major department stores.

Richmond features a variety of transportation options to meet diverse lifestyles, special needs and hectic schedules.

The dust had hardly settled at Richmond International Airport after three years of construction on a new terminal when work started in May on a 2,600-space expansion to its North Parking Garage.

It’s no secret that driving in an unfamiliar city can be tricky.

No one likes waiting in line at the toll booth.

Liaisons, schools, citizen groups help immigrants get settled.

As great as the Richmond region is, sometimes the travel bug does bite.