I grew up at the confluence of the James and Chickahominy Rivers, in a neighborhood that was still being built around me. A close family friend led the development, so I got to see the parts most people never see. Woods becoming streets, drawings becoming houses, a place turning into a community. That is where our name comes from.
Two Rivers invests in and develops housing and hospitality across Virginia. Infill and redevelopment, mostly, in places that already have character worth protecting. Two family-held communities on one street in downtown Ashland, now operating as one. A roadside inn in Williamsburg we bought from the family that had owned it since the beginning. Land in Winchester we assembled and entitled for a new townhome community. They are very different projects, but each had something that made us willing to put in the time and effort to see it through.
There are a lot of ways to do real estate and no single right one. Mine depends on being there, so we work in a handful of Virginia markets. For me, a project has to be about more than the investment. We should be able to leave a place better than we found it. In practice, that means choosing the right people and working closely with them. Showing up personally whenever one of our projects is on a local agenda. Actively looking for ways to partner with local businesses. Making the rounds is my favorite part of what we do.
Founder & Managing Partner
