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Lee Hall Overview
As outlined on the map, the Lee Hall area is in the northern more rural portion of NN and includes Oakland
Industrial Park, Newport News Park, Skiffe's Creek Park, and several historic landmarks including Lee Hall
Depot, Lee Hall Mansion & the Colonial-era Endview home.
Additionally, this area includes D.R. Horton’s 283-acre site for Parkside at Endview, a soon to be constructed
neighborhood of 620 single-family and attached homes, which is in the engineering stages now and
expected to break ground next year.
Today we are highlighting 2 properties in the Lee Hall area, Carleton Advanced Manufacturing Site and the
Dozier Road properties – both of which are contemplated for industrial development as well as potential
candidates for data center development.
Carleton Advanced Manufacturing Site
The Carleton Advanced Manufacturing Site is a 145-acre build-to-suit site.
It can accommodate an 800,000 SF production facility as well as a 60,000 SF office or training building.
The site is designated industrial in the City’s Comprehensive Plan and rezoning to M-1 Light Industrial is in
progress.
This property has direct access to the CSX rail line and received a Silver Spike designation by CSX for its
site readiness as a rail-served economic development site.
As you know industrial property in this scale is limited, and this is a key property for a larger-scale industrial
user.
Dozier Road Properties
Newport News and the Economic Development Authority have been active in pursuing voluntary acquisitions
to mitigate encroachment around Fort Eustis.
The Dozier Road Properties currently consist of 3 parcels, nearly 20 acres, acquired as part of that initiative
and create an opportunity for compatible development adjacent to the base.
The properties are already zoned M2-Heavy Industrial, allowing for a range of possible uses, including power
generation, energy storage, and data processing and storage.
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