PROJECT DIRECTORY

Here's what's coming to The LINC

The LINC is built around a vision for growth, with focus areas like Maker Square, Health and Wellness Square, and the MLK Gateway representing opportunities for small business, creativity, wellness, and mixed-use development.

As the district evolves, The LINC is positioned to support a mix of housing, business, and community uses that give people the opportunity to build what’s next.

LINC District Map
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Residential – Multifamily

Bains Pointe Apartments

1100 High St, Portsmouth, VA

50-unit multifamily apartment building completed in early 2026.

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Infrastructure – Mobility Placemaking

Complete High Street Innovation Corridor

High St, Portsmouth, VA

Portsmouth is using a $19.3M federal RAISE grant to transform High Street into a safer, more connected corridor in the LINC Innovation District.

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Commercial – Mixed-Use

EDA Commercial Building (Mixed-Use Opportunity)

934 High St, Portsmouth, VA

An EDA-owned commercial building actively seeking buyer to revitalize and activate the site.

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Commercial – Retail & Food

EDA Commercial Renovation (Retail & Café-Oriented)

1220 High St, Portsmouth, VA

An EDA-owned commercial building planned for revitalization and creating new space for business ventures, including opportunities for a coffee shop, restaurant, and/or retail.

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Commercial – Small Business Maker & Food Innovation

EDA Commercial Renovation (Maker & Food-Oriented Uses)

1117 High St & 1121 High St, Portsmouth, VA

EDA-owned commercial buildings supporting small business, maker, and food-focused concepts, with 1117 High Street now move-in ready.

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Redevelopment – Infill Mixed-Use

EDA Infill Development Site (Future Mixed-Use)

1020 High St,  
 1028 High St,  
 1013 Queen St,  
 1017 Queen St,  
 400 Hatton St, Portsmouth, VA

EDA-owned parcels along High Street, Queen Street, and Hatton Street have been cleared and are currently available for purchase, offering a significant opportunity for future mixed-use infill development.

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