Norfolk 2010 Plan
Norfolk's 2010 Plan is represents visionary planning and continues with a comprehensive master plan to take Norfolk into the next decade. Major residential initiatives are already under way.

Chesapeake Bay - East Beach Project
Chesapeake Bay living makes it easy to come home to Norfolk with over 90 acres in East Beach being redeveloped with a new infrastructure, marinas and more.

Retail Growth
Norfolk's new housing initiative emphasizes improvement programs in several areas throughout the city for distinctive retail and commercial development. Principle corridors are growing and big box users are welcome.

University Research and Technology Parks
University Village at Old Dominion University, 75 acres for commercial and residential development highlighted by the constant Convocation Center.

Norfolk State University's R.I.S.E. initiative included research laboratories, offices and a corporate park.

Business Parks
Central Business Park, Norfolk's newest "Flex" office/warehouse park is just minutes by air, sea, rail and highway distribution channels.

Lake Wright executive Center offers premier location in a beautiful setting adjacent to Norfolk International Airport and Military Highway, a principal commercial corridor.

Downtown Norfolk's newest office-tower 150 Main Street
No wonder property assessments increased from $46 million in 1981 to $645 million in 2001.

Strategic Redevelopment Areas
Fort Norfolk - a 30 acre, urban waterfront redevelopment linking downtown to the regions medical complex and Ghent community. This too is mixed use waterfront project with a marina.

Church Street - revitalization of its cultural core supports mixed -use development.