Brian Plant

HAMPTON, Va. — A proposed $130 million project in Hampton is getting a green light. The 23-acre piece of land has been sitting empty since the Lincoln Park Housing Development was torn down in 2016. The area is close to downtown, off LaSalle Avenue. A development group called Olde Hampton Village Developers has come forward

HAMPTON—Following approval from the Hampton Planning Commission during its January 19 meeting, a rezoning application and use permit was submitted by Olde Hampton Village Developers, LLC to Hampton City Council on February 8 to rezone and build on the former site of the Lincoln Park Housing Development in Hampton. The rezoning application was submitted to change the

HAMPTON, Va. (WAVY) — A new community could soon rise from what was once one of the City of Hampton’s larger public housing complexes. Wednesday night, City Council approved the rezoning of roughly 23 acres for the development of hundreds of new townhomes and apartments at the former site of the Lincoln Park public housing

The City Council has approved a $100 million proposal by developer Vierra Construction + Development to redevelop the former site of the Lincoln Park housing development on LaSalle Avenue. The new development, called Olde Hampton Village, will contain about 500 housing units, divided among for-sale townhouses, apartments, and  age-restricted apartments for seniors. City Council approved

Hampton residents are hopeful that new homes and businesses on LaSalle Avenue will improve the community. HAMPTON, Va. — A major housing and commercial development project is moving forward in Hampton. City leaders gave the final approval to the “Olde Hampton Village” on Wednesday. Two Virginia Beach developers are leading the project. They said it

Joint Venture between Axis Global Enterprises and EDC Homes to Create a Transformational Gateway Project Called Olde Hampton Village. Sets Stage for New Townhomes, Luxury Multifamily Apartments, Independent Senior Living, Parks, and Commercial Space