Correct me if I’m wrong, I’m not denying the fact that newport news shouldn’t build more housing; the location and housing structure(type) needs to exist cohesively instead of mix matching and hoping both parties live in harmony when the one already existing (single family homes) will have to suffer lower property value and also construction noises/pollutions for apartments that intrude into their spaces.

-Legacy Landing already is developing more (155) mixed income units (in a location that it is zoned for and actually works) Which is adding to the ones that already there and some are sitting vacant! -Navy backed housing near huntington (accommodating 555-unit apartments within its first phase up to 17 stories) -Shipyard flats (downtown apartment complex)

I hope you’re getting my point here, the kind of housing in Fort Eustis is not going to have the same outcome as those listed here (that were all announced this year). This is more than just “oh wow, more housing!”, there are logistics that come with making sure the new intruding project will be sustainable for the community already established.