Diamond District Updates - Richmond
The Diamond District is located at the crossroads of I-95 and I-64 that connect Richmond west to Charlottesville (1.25-hr drive), east to the Hampton Roads region and the largest naval base in the world (2-hr drive), north to Washington DC (1.5-hr drive), and south to the Raleigh-Durham and Chapel Hill area (2-hrs).
The Diamond District | Richmond, VA
The Diamond District is a prime redevelopment site, located at the crossroads of I-64/I-95 and North Arthur Ashe Boulevard — offering unparalleled access to the region and the entire East Coast by road, rail and air.
A look at the first phase of Richmond’s $2.4 billion Diamond District ...
Sep 13, 2022 · The first phase of the $2.4 billion Diamond District project will include a new baseball stadium to replace The Diamond, more than 1,200 housing units, a hotel and retail stores.
Everything to know about Richmond's Diamond District stadium …
Apr 24, 2024 · Richmond City Council is poised to approve a new financing plan for the decades-in-the-making new baseball stadium set to replace The Diamond. Why it matters: The proposal, which the council will vote on next month, could put the city and taxpayers on the hook for the full cost of the new stadium.
redevelop the Diamond District. More than 45% of the nation’s population lives within a 6-hour drive of Richmond. 38 of the top 50 employers are within 10 miles of the Diamond District. The Diamond District is located at the crossroads of I-95 and I-64 that connect Richmond — west to Charlottesville (1.25-hr drive),
Richmond City Council Unanimously Passes Updated Diamond District ...
May 8, 2024 · Richmond, VA – Today, Richmond City Council unanimously passed several papers related to the Diamond District including an updated purchase, sale, and development agreement, authorization for bond issuance, cooperation agreement between the city and EDA, and the establishment of the Diamond District Community Development Authority (CDA).
This is What The Diamond District Ballpark Could Look Like
Mar 26, 2024 · Richmond's Diamond District unveils plans for a 10,000-seat ballpark, featuring upper-level suites, open-air seating, and various amenities. Led by the Flying Squirrels, the new design team aims for a Richmond-centric vibe.
Diamond District deal approved; largest development project in …
May 9, 2023 · During Monday night’s meeting, the Richmond City Council approved the $2.4 billion Diamond District deal, making it the most significant development project in the city’s history.
Richmond City Council approves developer for $2.4 billion Diamond …
Sep 27, 2022 · The first phase of the $2.4 billion Diamond District project will include a new baseball stadium to replace The Diamond, more than 1,200 housing units, a hotel and retail stores.
Richmond Diamond District: City Council approves deal - Axios
May 9, 2023 · City council members unanimously approved the largest development deal in the city's history last night. What's happening: The plan to redevelop 67 acres of land around the Diamond and build a new baseball stadium is a go.