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Virginia Beach saw a return to normal during the summer, but the hospitality industry expects challenges during the fall and winter. Photo by Mark Rhodes
Oct 7, 2021

Hampton Roads State of the Region report shows slow recovery

The Hampton Roads region is slowly recovering from pandemic-spurred economic distress but has lost a large chunk of its workforce, according to Old Dominion University’s Dragas Center for Economic Analysis & Policy’s 2021 State of the Region Report released Tuesday. Hampton Roads’ labor force and individual employm[...]

Oct 6, 2021

Sentara Healthcare names president of Suffolk hospital

David J. Masterson will become president of Sentara Obici Hospital in Suffolk on Nov. 8, Sentara Healthcare announced Wednesday. “I’m looking forward to being part of the community in Suffolk and Western Tidewater,” Masterson said in a statement. “It’s a fast-growing region and I want to help ensure that Sentara Obici [...]

Oct 5, 2021

Bon Secours names new Hampton Roads market president

Bon Secours has named Pat Davis-Hagens as its new Hampton Roads market president, the health system announced Tuesday. Davis-Hagens is currently the president of The Jewish Hospital – Mercy Health, in Cincinnati, Ohio, a role she has held since 2014. Bon Secours is part of the Bon Secours Mercy Health system. She will relo[...]

Oct 1, 2021

Recent real estate sales from around Virginia

Central Virginia A 26,500-square-foot office building in Henrico County has sold for $1.95 million, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer announced. The building is located at 8921 Three Chopt Road and was 81% leased at the time of the sale. Porter Street Holdings LLC bought the building from 8921 Three Chopt LLC. The transaction was completed […]

Oct 1, 2021

Five-building industrial portfolio sells for $9M

A five-building industrial portfolio with buildings in Harrisonburg, Chesterfield County, Newport News, Virginia Beach and Durham, North Carolina, sold for just over $9 million Thursday, Glen Allen-based commercial real estate firm Commonwealth Commercial Partners LLC (CCP) announced. ESAP LLC sold the portfolio to Drakadia Hold[...]

Oct 1, 2021

Colliers names new regional manager for Va., Raleigh brokerage

Colliers has named a new regional operations manager for its Virginia and Raleigh, North Carolina, offices, the commercial real estate company announced this week. Kristina Rodriguez, who will be based in Norfolk, will oversee the Colliers Virginia offices in Charlottesville, Fredericksburg, Richmond and Norfolk, along with the [...]

Oct 1, 2021

Multifamily residences sell in Suffolk, Norfolk

An apartment complex in Norfolk and a townhouse community in Suffolk both sold this week, Colliers Virginia announced Friday. Beamons Mill Townhomes, at 224 Beamons Mill Trail in Suffolk, was sold by Outlier Realty Capital to The Apartment Gallery for $9.15 million. The 55-unit townhome community was built in the early 2000s. Ea[...]

Oct 1, 2021

Newport News data analysis co. wins $100M GSA contract

Newport News-based professional services and data analysis company ITA International LLC won a $100 million contract from the U.S. General Services Administration to help defense agencies use data driven tools, it announced Thursday. Under the five-year Small Business Innovation Research phase III indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract, ITA will provide customized data visualization and analysis […][...]

Oct 1, 2021

Pat Robertson steps down as 700 Club host, effective immediately

Pat Robertson, founder of the Virginia Beach-based Christian Broadcasting Network, announced Friday that it was his last day as daily host of “The 700 Club,” on the show’s 60th anniversary broadcast. His son, Gordon P. Robertson, will take over as full-time host, the 91-year-old TV evangelist said. Robertson, o[...]

Sep 30, 2021

Diversity Leadership Series: Jack Ezzell and Angela Reddix

    Brought to you by Virginia Business and Bank of America, join us every other month for the Diversity Leadership Series — virtual fireside chats with a diverse group of Virginia business leaders sharing their insights and thoughts on leadership, their career paths, and diversity and equity. In our second event, held Sept. 30 […]

Naval Air Station Oceana plans to lease about 400 acres to private businesses through a deal with Virginia Beach. Photo courtesy U.S. Navy / Petty Officer 3rd Class Griffin Kersting
Sep 29, 2021

Va. Beach, Oceana ink economic development deal

 An agreement between the Navy and Virginia Beach could give the city much-needed breathing room for economic development expansion while lowering the cost of operating the East Coast’s master jet base. Under a concept called Future Base Design, Naval Air Station Oceana would lease about 400 acres of land to private business[...]

“Probably the biggest thing on my plate is the redevelopment of the Military Circle corridor,” says Jared Chalk, Norfolk’s economic development director. Three high-profile development partnerships are vying to turn the 74-acre mall site into an arena-anchored mixed-use development. Photo by Mark Rhodes
Sep 29, 2021

A developing picture

As Norfolk prepares for some sizable development projects, city officials don’t plan to forget the strong business base that positioned the area for such investments. “We’re really focused on business expansion and our primary employers,” says Jared Chalk, Norfolk’s director of economic development. “That’s been ou[...]

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