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Greenbrier East
What it’s like to live in Greenbrier East
Greenbrier East combines newer homes with shopping convenience in this evolving Chesapeake district. Rental properties typically include modern finishes, open floor plans, and energy-efficient features unavailable in older neighborhoods. The area surrounds Greenbrier Mall with dozens of restaurants and stores just minutes from most homes, creating everyday convenience unusual for residential districts in typically spread-out Hampton Roads.
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Western Branch North
What it’s like to live in Western Branch North
Western Branch North offers newer homes with family-friendly amenities in this growing Chesapeake community. Rental properties typically include features like attached garages, open floor plans, and community recreational facilities. The neighborhood provides excellent access to both Harbor Park events and major employers along the Portsmouth waterfront, creating convenient positioning for households working throughout Hampton Roads' multiple employment centers.
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South Norfolk
What it’s like to live in South Norfolk
Maritime heritage thrives near the historic South Norfolk Jordan Bridge's LED-lighted spans. Renters prize updated row houses but face freight train vibrations from the Norfolk Southern railyard overnight.
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Cheap apartments in Chesapeake start at $1,150 per month.
City Guide for Chesapeake, VA
If you’re looking for an East coast city packed to the brim with rural beauty, yet boasting all the comforts of suburban life, set your compass for Chesapeake, Virginia. For the rest of us not using compasses, just use this website; you are already on it, after all. As the state’s second largest city by land area, and third largest by population, Chesapeake still manages to embrace its history and natural scenery with roots dating back to the Virginia Colony in the 1600s. With a motto of “one in...
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