One of the first questions I hear from people moving to Richmond is simple: where should I even start looking? It's a great question, and the honest answer is that RVA is a city of distinct little worlds, each with its own feel. Here's a friendly, plain-English tour to help you get your bearings before we ever set up a single showing. In the city The Fan District is Richmond at its most iconic — blocks of preserved row houses, tree-lined avenues, and a walk-everywhere layout

Getting around Richmond VA Part of picturing a new city is picturing your daily movement through it — the commute, the errands, the weekend escapes. Here's how getting around Richmond actually works, so you can factor it into where you choose to live. Driving and commuting Richmond sits at the crossroads of two major interstates, I-95 (north–south) and I-64 (east–west), with I-295 looping around the metro. That means most cross-town commutes are manageable — often 15 to 30 mi