100 People to Meet in 2022: Builders
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From architecture to construction, these are the professionals who are building Virginia’s future and leaving legacies in steel, brick and glass. Corey Clayborne Executive vice president, American Institute
100 People to Meet in 2022: Educators
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Ranked as CNBC’s Top State for Business for two consecutive years, Virginia earned the distinction in part for its “wealth of colleges and universities.” These are some of the educators
100 People to Meet in 2022: Go-Getters
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High achievers all, these Virginians are well-rounded leaders in their fields and their communities, sharing their expertise and moving the needle for growth and progress. Buffy Barefoot President Virginia
100 People to Meet in 2022: Public Faces
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From helping the Washington Football Team rebrand itself to safeguarding the legacy of a beloved painter for a new generation to launching a $1 billion university campus, these are the
100 People to Meet in 2022: Hosts
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These are Virginians who feed and delight us, nourishing body and soul through arts and entertainment, media, food, hospitality and tourism. Jamelle Bouie Opinion columnist, The New York Times
All hands on deck
Military has outsized economic impact on region
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The military’s impact on Hampton Roads is unmistakable. Drive along the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel and it’s nearly impossible to miss the hazy gray of U.S. Navy vessels docked at Naval
It’s a seller’s world
Residential real estate market runs hot
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Sandra Hood finally went on a much-needed vacation in mid-August. Even so, Hood, the managing broker of Coldwell Banker Traditions in Newport News and president of the Virginia Peninsula Association
Va. Beach, Oceana ink economic development deal
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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.
Commercial realty: Demand remains high
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Read our residential real estate story. Trends are also pointing in a mostly positive direction for the region’s industrial, commercial and retail real estate markets, according to Ed Kimple, a