Exciting New Construction Projects Transforming Hampton Roads

As a real estate agent, staying informed on new developments isn't just a passion …it's a strategy. These projects signal where cities are investing, where infrastructure is expanding, and where new lifestyle hubs are forming. That kind of attention drives up neighborhood value over time, helping current homeowners grow their equity. And for buyers? It highlights where future demand is headed. Whether you're looking to settle in or sell smart, knowing where the city is putting its dollars today can tell you a lot about tomorrow’s hottest zip codes.

1. Tempo by Hilton at Pembroke Square – Virginia Beach

A new seven-story Tempo by Hilton hotel is under construction at Pembroke Square in Virginia Beach. Although initially planned for an earlier launch, the project is now expected to open in 2027. This upscale hotel will be part of a larger entertainment complex, including a high-end steakhouse and a comedy club, offering locals and tourists alike new dining and entertainment options.

Learn more: Virginia Business

2. Rudee Loop Redevelopment – Virginia Beach

Big changes are coming to the oceanfront. The City of Virginia Beach plans to redevelop Rudee Loop into a vibrant public park with walking paths, green spaces, and recreation areas. Construction is projected to begin in early 2027 and wrap up by the end of 2028, creating a more accessible and community-oriented space for all.

Learn more: WTKR News

3. Military Circle Mall Redevelopment – Norfolk

Norfolk is breathing new life into the site of the former Military Circle Mall. The city envisions a 98-acre mixed-use community featuring residential housing, a youth sports complex, a fitness center, and a public library. This transformation aims to create a dynamic new neighborhood hub.

Learn more: City of Norfolk | Virginia Business

4. Harbour View Developments – Suffolk

Suffolk's Harbour View district is booming with new developments:

  • The Point at Harbour View will include over 200,000 square feet of retail and office space, along with 100 townhomes and 300 apartments.

  • Blue Point at The Riverfront, a 15-acre mixed-use site, will feature New Realm Brewery as a key anchor, along with retail and entertainment venues.

Learn more: Suffolk Economic Development | Miller Group VA

5. Fort Monroe Lofts – Hampton

A new chapter is beginning at historic Fort Monroe. The Fort Monroe Authority and Echelon Resources are converting 67,000 square feet of Colonial Revival-style buildings into stylish residential apartments. This adaptive reuse project will offer studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom units, with an expected completion date in late summer or fall 2026.

Learn more: Business Wire

6. Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel Expansion

The region's most ambitious infrastructure project is the HRBT Expansion. Designed to ease congestion, the project includes new tunnels and widened highways. While initially targeted for earlier completion, the expanded bridge-tunnel is now expected to be substantially finished by September 2026, with full completion in 2027.

Learn more: WTKR News

These construction efforts mark an exciting era for Hampton Roads, promising improved quality of life, economic growth, and more vibrant communities. Keep an eye on these projects and they’re shaping the future of our region, one groundbreaking at a time!

These exciting developments are already shaping the future of our Hampton Roads communities. Understanding how they affect property values, neighborhood growth, and long-term investment potential requires more than just reading headlines. That’s where I come in. Whether you are buying a home, selling your property, or exploring your options, I can help you make sense of the market and spot the right opportunities.

Let’s connect and talk about your real estate goals. Together, we can turn these community changes into your advantage.