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Mayor Donnie Tuck says a proposed $130 million development comes as Langley Air Force Base is preparing to bring 2,500 additional servicemen and women to the area.
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Developers want to build 118 townhomes, 380 multifamily units and 6,000 square feet of commercial space at the former Lincoln Park housing site. Hampton City Council approved a rezoning application and use permit for the project Wednesday night.
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 development will also have a central park area, a dog park, a clubhouse with a pool and fitness center, an independent childcare center and a salon spa.
The new homes and businesses will be at the former site of the Lincoln Park Housing Development on LaSalle Avenue.