Town Center is Virginia Beach’s central business district and mixed-use core, combining office density, high-rise residential living, dining, and professional services. It functions as an urban district rather than a traditional suburban neighborhood.\n\nGeographic Context and Location\n\nTown Center sits at the intersection of major corridors including Virginia Beach Boulevard and Independence Boulevard, with strong access to I-264. Its geography supports walkability and dense development.\n\nNeighborhood Character and Identity\n\nTown Center is defined by professional activity, mixed-use living, and year-round economic relevance. It attracts residents who prioritize proximity to work and services, and businesses that succeed here are typically established and credibility-driven.\n\nHousing Patterns and Homeownership\n\nHousing is primarily apartments and condominiums within mixed-use towers. HOA-managed buildings and professionally managed properties are common, increasing demand for property management, legal, and professional services.\n\nLocal Services and Business Presence\n\nTown Center is one of the most concentrated service ecosystems in the region. Common categories include legal, financial, and professional services; healthcare and wellness; corporate and B2B services; hospitality and dining; and property management.\n\nHow Coastal Virginia Authority Supports Town Center\n\nCVA treats Town Center as a distinct district entity within Virginia Beach. Links should connect upward to the city and outward to a focused set of categories without turning the page into a directory.\n\nLooking Ahead: Town Center Role in Virginia Beach\n\nTown Center will remain Virginia Beach’s primary urban core and professional hub. Demand for high-quality professional services is expected to remain strong as density and activity continue.