The NEW DOWNTOWN In Chesapeake Virginia That's Changing the City Forever [SUMMIT POINTE] 

I don't agree with that, because it's time for this city to grow, people that live in Chesapeake need things to do and see, who wants to drive to Norfolk, or Virginia Beach to have fun, plus, it will bring more money to the city. I love going to Chesapeake to shop and go to the movies. It's about time.

Besides boring any regrets about Deep Creek? We are considering buying there

Buy up South Norfolk for cheap Eventually, they will redevelop that area. They've been wanting to for years.

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With the shit that goes down at the Oceanfront nowadays that might be a plus.

plus if you blk wt factory tinted windows the popo follow you

That’s actually a compliment. Lol.

😂😂😂fr tho

Va Beach gotta bby down town

To me Norfolk isn't a real down town, it small . The only real downtown in Virginia is Richmond, I love going to Richmond, plus Richmond is like a big city being from Atlanta Richmond is like a Atlanta of Virginia. Plus Norfolk is a slower pace compared it to Richmond

​@@keithboykins258 Hmm I'd say richmond is denser in the core, but I'm talking relative in the Hampton roads area. Richmond most likely ended up like that because of all the hills around the area, but both cities actually have very similar population sizes. The downtown of Norfolk isn't huge, sure, but the skyline is expanding w/ the new casino going in, and the 3 new medical district high rises. Lots of new housing, and redevelopment of the section 8 housing into mixed income midsize apartments. The density of the downtown has been slowly creeping out into the ghent business districts too, where there's now a pretty clear density taper between the core of the city and the neighborhoods. Compared to the rest of the area, the only new high rise buildings have gone up at the Virginia beach oceanfront, and those are just hotels for tourist, not actual office buildings or anything productive. Norfolk is also expanding the airport, building a new terminal and expanding the airstrips for larger planes, and opening development for onsite hotels there since the whole city is at like 70% hotel occupancy. I'd definitely say it's a downtown of a growing city.

As a kid who lived in Chesapeake, true When I was in 5th grade a bunch of 3rd graders chased me with actual knives

You must have been around great bridge!

@@maryhill4079 no this was Walmart and Lowe's