Paula C. Squires// June 8, 2016//
The Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority (NRHA) is relocating its headquarters office from 201 Granby St. to 555 E. Main St. in downtown Norfolk effective June 27.
About 120 employees will occupy 42,500 square feet, including the ground floor and top three floors of a 17-story multitenant office tower that's anchored by PNC Bank.
The NRHA’s operations center will remain at 910 Ballentine Blvd.
Some of the departments moving to the new location include administrative and client services, communications and government relations, property management and information technology.
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