Single Family Construction
Though experienced in suburban home building, the partners at RRG are primarily focused on infill projects where buyers can take advantage of in-town living. Infill projects present an assortment of challenges and the conditions for each project can vary the approach and design. With experience in single-family attached and detached projects, the partners at RRG are equipped to work in areas of high density in both cities large and small.
Some of our recently completed projects
Historic neighborhoods
Working in established neighborhoods means that we are often faced with meeting the standards of existing city overlays, in particular, historic preservation districts. RRG has experience working in some of the most significant of these districts in the Southeastern U.S. From the colonial cities of Charleston and Savannah to the post-war cities of Atlanta and Greenville, RRG has experience in navigating the zoning ordinances that can make building in these neighborhoods costly and challenging. A first hand knowledge of these challenges has helped our team in identifying and executing viable projects when costs can often outweigh current market values.
Cannon Street, Charleston, SC
Two-unit renovation of this house constructed in 1850 completed by the partners in 2014. Located at the north end of the historic district, the partners managed the property as a commercial and residential property before selling in 2016.
Cooper Street, Atlanta, GA
New 2000 sf home completed in 2019 in Mechanicsville neighborhood of Atlanta. 10-foot ceilings and all wood doors and windows were among the zoning requirements within the overlay.
Quality homes at affordable prices
In highly sought urban neighborhoods, raw land and development costs often constrain builders’ ability to bring quality products to mid-range buyers. Through efficiency and careful planning, RRG has been able to work in and around these markets at price points that are targeted at a much larger market base than the “luxury home” market. Our homes are commonly finished with hardwood floors, tile baths and backsplashes, LED lighting, all-wood cabinets, stone counters, and multi-car garages and still maintain an affordability level that makes us desirable to buyers looking for something outside of a standard tract home. Below are examples of some of our past in-town work that was priced under $300k.
