Born of an artistic spirit and a bold objective, Six Hundred West Main reimagines downtown Charlottesville living.
Six Hundred West Main is the brainchild of husband and wife, Jeffrey Levien and Ivy Naté. Jeff, a real estate developer and Ivy, an artist, have always been somewhat linked in their business pursuits, regardless of who led the endeavor. They've helped each other raise capital (and a child!), negotiate deal terms and craft business plans. Six Hundred West Main marks their first true business collaboration.
Heirloom Development is a boutique real estate development company founded by Jeff Levien. Jeff has over 25 years of experience in the real estate industry with over $3.5B in transactions and 700k sf in assets under ownership; and teaches real estate development at the prestigious NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate.
Ivy Naté is a designer, artist and entrepreneur whose mixed-media art can be seen in galleries worldwide. She has endeavored to connect the Six Hundred West Main brand with residents and guest through design, art, and beauty.
Bushman Dreyfus Architects is a full service architecture firm located in Charlottesville, Virginia. The firm focuses on creating partnerships with clients to build a better community, enrich lives, enhance the environment, and make something beautiful.
G4 Development Group and G4 Capital Partners operate under the umbrella organization, G4 Companies, which comprises the real estate investment platform of the Silverman Family Office. G4 Development owns, operates, develops, and invests in real assets across the U.S. while G4 Capital has funded over $1.5 Billion in real estate financing as a private middle-market bridge lender.
Atrium Management Company provides on-site and remote full-service apartment management, with best-in-class technologies, continuously trained professionals, and guidance to maximize occupancy and investment.
Six Hundred West Main has been thoughtfully designed to support both sustainability and the community. The building utilizes 40% less energy than similar construction, provides residents with energy efficient heating and cooling systems, and ensures a positive impact to downstream waterways. Both its interior and exterior materials were selected for their friendliness to the earth, and — consistent with the city’s mission to increase housing stock — affordable units will be available on site.
Six Hundred West Main Street is an urban mixed use project which helps connect two parts of the city, revitalizes two historic structures, and contributes to the artistic energy of the neighborhood.
Six Hundred West Main has won one of Multi-Housing News’ Excellence Awards in the Development & Design: Mixed Use category
Jeff Levien, of Heirloom Development, developed Six Hundred West Main under the artistic direction of his wife, artist Ivy Naté. The interior is organized like an art gallery, the halls on each floor devoted to a different artist’s work.
A new art gallery is opening in Charlottesville and it's in a unique place. The Gallery at Six Hundred West Main is giving people a look inside. The building, which is still under construction, will mainly be residential but has artwork placed on walls and in common areas for people to view.
On a sunny day in May, in the office of Jeff Dreyfus of Bushman Dreyfus Architects, Ivy and the two Jeffs discussed the ambitious project, which will change the face of West Main Street, bringing greater density, fresh style, and a dose of New York attitude.
Six Hundred is an urban mixed use project which connects two parts of the city, revitalizes two historic structures and contributes to the artistic energy of the area. The new building consists of 53 apartments, gallery, lobby, courtyard, retail space and below grade parking. The two renovated historic buildings are home to the Blue Moon Diner and an eclectic gift shop with offices/apartments above.
A massive construction project on West Main Street in Charlottesville is getting closer to completion. The project is a 65,000 square foot residential development and when crews are done, will have 53 new apartments. The planned six-story building will also include about 4,700 square feet of retail space.
Next fall, residents of a new housing complex on West Main Street might have 99 problems, but their apartment won’t be one of them—or at least, that’s the verbiage that was handed out on keychains at Six Hundred West Main’s metaphorical groundbreaking ceremony last week.
The symbolic start of a construction site is traditionally marked with a groundbreaking, but the developers of a new apartment complex on Charlottesville’s West Main Street opted to celebrate Tuesday by spray-painting a parking lot with the words “Six Hundred West Main,” the name of the project.
A massive, upscale project along West Main Street in Charlottesville is officially getting underway. Developers for 600 West Main plan to bring a mixed-use building to provide new housing and business options for people in the community.
A massive, upscale project along West Main Street in Charlottesville is officially getting underway. Developers for 600 West Main plan to bring a mixed-use building to provide new housing and business options for people in the community.
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