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Last Chances & New Beginnings: What's Happening Across Our Richmond-Area Communities This Fall
September 18, 2026
Fall is bringing plenty of change to Main Street Homes communities across Central Virginia. Some neighborhoods are entering their final opportunities, while others are opening new sections, welcoming new homeowners and giving buyers more ways to find the right new construction home in the Richmond area.
If you've been waiting for the right time to explore new homes in Richmond, VA, now is a great time to see what's happening.
Final Opportunities Are Here
A few of our communities are getting closer to the finish line, making this fall an important time to take a closer look.
Boschen Woods in Chesterfield has one final opportunity remaining, while Stoneybrook at River Ridge has one final opportunity on a 1+ acre homesite. For buyers looking for more space and a new construction home in Chesterfield County, these opportunities won't last indefinitely.
Redfield South in Amelia is also nearing completion, with just a handful of opportunities remaining. If you've been searching for a new home outside the busier parts of the Richmond area, it's worth taking a look before the community is sold out.
New Homes and New Opportunities Are Taking Shape
Not every story this fall is about an ending. At Covey Run in Short Pump, we're preparing for a new community of single-family homes, giving buyers another opportunity to find new homes in Henrico County.
We're also continuing to grow our presence in Powhatan County. Fine Creek Manor and MontRose offer 10+ acre homesites, while Maple Grove features 2+ acre homesites. For buyers looking for acreage homes near Richmond, these communities offer the chance to build a home with plenty of room around it.
New Townhomes for a New Season
For buyers who want new construction without a large homesite, we have options, too.
Midlo West in Midlothian is now selling new townhomes near Midlothian Turnpike, while The Aire at Westchester offers new condos near Westchester Commons.
In Henrico County, Proffitt's Mill is bringing new townhomes to the Short Pump area, with buyers able to join the VIP list for updates.
A New Season to Find Your Home
That's always been important to us at Main Street Homes. Since 1996, we've focused on building new homes with quality and style while listening to what our customers want. Whether you're looking for a townhome, a single-family home, a move-in-ready home, or an acreage homesite, we're here to help you find Your Home, Your Way.
This fall, some doors are closing as communities near completion, and new ones are opening. If you've been considering buying a new construction home in Richmond, Virginia, we'd love to help you see what's next. Give us a call at (804) 979-2954, email us at info@gomsh.com, or fill out our online form today for more information about our new homes in Central Virginia.