HHHunt Homes closed 365 homes in the Richmond region in 2025, worth $164 million, making it the third-largest builder in the metro and the largest one headquartered in Virginia. It is also the builder most people confuse with its sister company. HHHunt Communities develops the land and runs the neighborhoods; HHHunt Homes builds some, not all, of the houses in them. That distinction decides who you call when your sidewalk heaves versus when your HVAC fails.
This guide covers the 11 active HHHunt Homes communities in Richmond, the insured ten-year warranty (the most clearly documented of any production builder here), the four preferred lenders, and what buyers say on independent review sites. Daniel Yoon is a Certified New Home Co-Broker (NHCB) who represents buyers at HHHunt communities in Chesterfield and Henrico.
HHHunt Homes at a glance
| Parent company | HHHunt Corporation, founded 1966 by Harry H. Hunt III. Private. Corporate HQ Blacksburg, regional HQ Glen Allen. HHHunt Homes formed 1992. |
| 2025 Richmond closings | 365 homes, $164 million (345 and $163 million in 2024) |
| Price range in the metro | Upper $200s (Kinwick townhomes) to the low $700s (Mount Hermon single-family, now sold out) |
| Product types | Townhomes, “Smart Living” condos, single-family, 55+ (Mosaic at West Creek, closing out) |
| Warranty | Ten-year insured warranty administered by PWSC, underwritten by Zurich. One year workmanship, two years systems, years three to ten structural. Transferable. |
| Preferred lenders | CMG Home Loans, United Bank, TowneBank Mortgage, CrossCountry Mortgage |
| Website | hhhunthomes.com Richmond communities |
Closings from the HBAR rankings reported by Richmond BizSense, April 2026.
HHHunt Homes vs HHHunt Communities
Get this straight before you tour anything. HHHunt Communities is the developer. It buys the land, gets the rezoning, builds the roads, pool, and clubhouse, and sells finished lots to builders. Charter Colony, Magnolia Green’s townhome section, The Aire at Westchester, Kinwick, River Mill, and Edgebrook are all HHHunt Communities developments.
HHHunt Homes is one of the builders that buys those lots. In River Mill, for example, HHHunt Homes is building the townhomes while Schell Brothers built the single-family homes. In Magnolia Green, HHHunt Homes builds townhomes while Ryan, Mungo, and Schell build elsewhere in the same neighborhood. So a “HHHunt community” review on Google might be about the HOA and the amenities, not the house. Read the review sources below with that in mind.
Where HHHunt Homes is building in Richmond right now
| Community | Location | Product | From price (Aug 2026) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kinwick Townhomes | Richmond City (Hopkins Road at Warwick) | Smart Living townhomes | $296,975 | Closeout, 7 move-in ready |
| Parkside Townes | Sandston, eastern Henrico | Smart Living townhomes | $317,950 | Selling |
| Wescott | Midlothian, Chesterfield | Condos | $330,950 | Grand opening |
| Edgebrook Townhomes | Glen Allen, Henrico (next to Virginia Center Commons) | Townhomes | $356,950 | Grand opening, 8 move-in ready |
| The Pointe at Twin Hickory | Glen Allen, Henrico | Condos | $387,165 | New section, 13 move-in ready |
| Mount Hermon Townhomes | Moseley, Chesterfield | Townhomes | $399,990 | Grand opening |
| Magnolia Green Townhomes | Moseley, Chesterfield | Townhomes | $418,950 | Selling |
| River Mill Townhomes | Glen Allen, Henrico (Chickahominy River) | Townhomes, 1,788 to 2,544 sq ft | $450,750 | Sales open late summer 2026 |
| Kinwick Single-Family | Richmond City | Single-family | $465,005 | Closeout |
| Charter Colony | Midlothian, Chesterfield | Single-family, 3 to 6 bedrooms | $535,950 | Selling |
| Qualla Trace | Chesterfield | Single-family | $549,695 | Closeout |
| The Aire at Westchester | Midlothian, Chesterfield | Townhomes, 3 to 5 bedrooms | $577,425 | Grand opening, 11 move-in ready |
Three patterns in that table. HHHunt Homes has become mostly an attached-home builder in Richmond: nine of twelve lines are townhomes or condos. Its single-family inventory is down to Charter Colony and two closeouts. And it is almost entirely in Chesterfield and Henrico, with nothing active in Hanover despite the HHHunt name being all over Hanover’s planning agenda.
That Hanover story is worth knowing. HHHunt pitched a 900-plus home 55+ community on 172 acres beside Wyndham in 2019, then a 400-acre data center campus on the same land, which the Hanover Planning Commission rejected in January 2026. In May 2026 HHHunt came back with Verada, 98 detached homes on half-acre to one-acre lots (BizSense, June 2026). If it passes, it will be the first large-lot HHHunt product in the region in years.
The Pointe at Twin Hickory won HBAR’s 2025 Community of the Year for 101 to 250 sites, Wescott won the statewide HBAV Community of the Year, and Charter Colony won the Community Associations Institute’s Large-Scale Community of the Year for Central Virginia. Awards do not fix drywall, but three in one year says the developer side of the company is doing its job.
Every HHHunt inventory home, and every other builder’s, is on our new home search at showingnew.com/dyoonnewhomes.
The HHHunt warranty is the clearest in the market
Most Richmond builders either do not publish their warranty terms or bury them in a PDF. HHHunt Homes posts its structure on a public warranty page:
- Year one: workmanship and materials, including HVAC and roofing.
- Year two: mechanical systems, meaning plumbing, electrical, and HVAC behind the walls.
- Years three through ten: defined structural elements.
- Administered by Professional Warranty Service Corporation (PWSC) and insured by Steadfast Insurance, a Zurich company rated A+ by A.M. Best.
- Two scheduled warranty visits, at roughly 60 days and 11 months after closing.
- Transferable to the next owner.
The insured part matters more than it sounds. With a builder-backed warranty, your structural claim in year seven is only as good as the builder’s balance sheet and willingness. With a PWSC-insured warranty, the claim runs to an insurance carrier under a written policy. That is a real difference from several local builders whose structural coverage is just a promise. The scheduled 60-day and 11-month visits are also unusual; most builders wait for you to call. We line all 17 builders up in the Richmond builder warranty comparison.
Lenders and incentives
HHHunt Homes does not run an in-house mortgage company. It lists four preferred lenders on its Richmond lenders page: CMG Home Loans, United Bank, TowneBank Mortgage, and CrossCountry Mortgage, and states the list is “not based on referral fees.” Closing-cost help is still generally tied to using one of the four. Having four competing lenders inside the incentive, rather than one captive lender, is better for the buyer than the NVR or Lennar model. Shop all four and one outsider. Our incentives guide explains how to compare them net of the credit.
What HHHunt buyers say (with links)
HHHunt Homes has a thin public review footprint for a builder its size, and the sources that exist are mostly not Richmond-specific. Here is what we found.
- Better Business Bureau (corporate, Blacksburg): C- rating and not accredited, which BBB attributes to failure to respond to three complaints. Four customer reviews averaging 1 out of 5. One: “Replaced range twice, dishwasher once, dryer 4 times.” Eleven complaints in three years; locations cited are Cary, North Carolina and Williamsburg, not Richmond.
- BBB complaint text: one Williamsburg buyer reported “stair separation, trim gaps, siding gaps, and a structural foundation crack” within weeks of closing.
- Yelp, Glen Allen office and BuildZoom’s Richmond license profile for permit volume.
- HHHunt Communities awards page for the developer-side recognition described above.
Our read: the loudest complaints about HHHunt online are appliance and finish churn in the first year and a feeling of being “dismissed” once the builder considers an item closed. The C- BBB grade is a responsiveness problem at the corporate level, not a Richmond construction problem. Locally, HHHunt’s warranty team at the Glen Allen office has historically been among the more reachable in the market, and the scheduled 60-day and 11-month visits catch most first-year items before they become arguments. Use those visits. Bring a written list to both.
Who HHHunt Homes fits in Richmond
HHHunt fits the buyer who wants a townhome or condo in a fully built-out neighborhood with the pool and clubhouse already open, because HHHunt Communities usually finishes amenities early. It fits the buyer who cares about an insured, transferable warranty. It fits the Chesterfield buyer in the $400,000 to $580,000 townhome band who wants three to five bedrooms in an attached plan (The Aire, Magnolia Green).
It does not fit the buyer who needs a single-family home in Hanover, Goochland, or Powhatan, or one who wants to modify a floor plan. For more single-family choice at similar prices, compare Main Street Homes and Ryan Homes. For attached product in Henrico, Stanley Martin is the direct competitor at Virginia Center.
Frequently asked questions
Is HHHunt a good builder? HHHunt Homes is the third-largest builder in Richmond and the largest headquartered in Virginia. It offers the clearest warranty in the market: ten years, insured by Zurich through PWSC, with scheduled 60-day and 11-month visits. Its corporate BBB grade is C- due to unanswered complaints, most from outside Richmond.
What is the difference between HHHunt Homes and HHHunt Communities? HHHunt Communities develops the land and amenities and sells lots to multiple builders. HHHunt Homes is one of those builders. Your house warranty comes from HHHunt Homes; the pool and roads belong to the HOA the developer set up.
How much do HHHunt homes cost in Richmond? From $296,975 for a Kinwick townhome to $577,425 for a townhome at The Aire at Westchester. Single-family homes at Charter Colony start at $535,950.
Does HHHunt have its own mortgage company? No. It lists four preferred lenders (CMG, United Bank, TowneBank, CrossCountry) and says the list is not based on referral fees. Closing-cost credits are typically tied to using one of them.
Does HHHunt build in Hanover? Not currently. Its proposed Verada community (98 homes beside Wyndham) was filed in May 2026 and is under county review.
Looking at The Aire, Charter Colony, or River Mill?
River Mill townhome sales open late summer 2026 and the first release usually carries the best lot pricing. Daniel Yoon is a Certified New Home Co-Broker, ABR, and SRS with eXp Realty. Call or text 804.896.2694, or browse every new home in the region at showingnew.com/dyoonnewhomes. See how HHHunt stacks up against Ryan, Stanley Martin, and Eagle in our Richmond builders comparison.