Norfolk combines maritime heritage and waterfront living with the bustle of a major metropolitan area. Home to a significant naval station and positioned where the Elizabeth River meets the Chesapeake Bay, Norfolk stands at the center of the Hampton Roads region. The city features distinctive areas like Ghent and Freemason, known for their historic architecture, while downtown offers contemporary developments. Cultural attractions include the Chrysler Museum of Art and numerous performing arts venues.
The city's varied neighborhoods extend from downtown's walkable streets to Ocean View's beaches along the Chesapeake Bay. Current rental data shows one-bedroom apartments averaging $1,283 monthly. The city's transportation system includes the Tide light rail and highway connections to Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, and Portsmouth. Major employers in the area include the Naval Station, Sentara Healthcare, and Old Dominion University, contributing to Norfolk's ongoing development as a significant hub in southeastern Virginia.
Why Norfolk?
The historic Attucks Theatre, a national landmark built in 1919, is home to live performances.
Shops and restaurants line the old-fashioned Main Street as well as the pedestrian-friendly waterfront.
Norfolk is home to Old Dominion University, East Virginia Medical School, and Norfolk State University.
Historic sites include Fort Norfolk, the only remaining harbor-front fort authorized in 1794.
The historic Freemason district contains cobblestone streets and Victorian architecture dating to the 1800s.
The beautiful Norfolk Botanical Garden contains over 30 gardens and the region’s largest collection of camellias.
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