Corporate Landing Business Park
Corporate Landing Business Park
Corporate Landing has the infrastructure for the digital economy
The subsea cable industry is still connecting continents, countries, and cities. And Virginia Beach is plugged in and ready to go with a world-class telecommunications system complete with a data center and development park with available Dominion Energy-certified data center sites, low tax rates for data centers, and available fiber access hubs, which makes communicating globally easy and reliable.
The park is located only 5 miles from I-264 via four-lane, divided arterial roads, and is within one mile of two major retail power centers: Red Mill Commons and Landstown Commons. It has a campus-like setting with high-quality buildings integrated into a naturally landscaped setting. Zoned Light Industrial the park is also located in an opportunity zone.
Located on the southwestern side of Naval Air Station Oceana, between General Booth Boulevard and Dam Neck Road, Corporate Landing Business Park is a 325-acre Class A office, light-industrial, research and data center development, and mixed-use area.
Key Facts
Virginia Beach is Data-Center Ready
The subsea cable industry is still connecting continents, countries, and cities. And Virginia Beach is plugged in and ready to go with a world-class telecommunications system complete with a data center and development park with available Dominion Energy-certified data center sites, low tax rates for data centers, and available fiber access hubs, which makes communicating globally easy and reliable.
Newest and Fastest trans-Atlantic Telecommunication Cable
Telefónica, a Spanish telecom company, has constructed a 24,000-square-foot cable landing station to support three new ultra-high-speed trans-Atlantic fiber-optic telecommunication cables that have landed in Corporate Landing. The cable landing station in Corporate Landing provides high capacity, reliable connectivity options to carriers, data centers, and colocation facility operators.
The first cable MAREA, owned by Microsoft and Facebook, and operated by Telxius, was the first ultra-high-speed 200 terabit fiber optic cable to arrive in Corporate Landing. BRUSA, owned and operated by Telxius, was the second cable (138 Tbps) that became operational in 2018. One additional subsea cable, Dunant, owned by Google, connected Virginia Beach to Europe in February 2021. View map of the Virginia Beach cables.
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VBDA-Owned Conduit System
The City of Virginia Beach Development Authority recently completed a 2.1 miles-diverse conduit system on Corporate Landing Parkway. The conduit system consists of 2 X 8 (total 16 conduits) 4” conduits which include 3 1.25” innerducts located in each conduit.
The Virginia Beach Development Authority is seeking a Modification of Proffers to update the Design Criteria for a portion of Corporate Landing Business Park (the Park) for Council Consideration on December 7, 2021. The current Design Criteria were adopted in 1990 with an addendum added in 1998. The Design Criteria have never been substantially updated, are outdated and no longer align with the development pattern that was originally envisioned for the Park. This update is needed to:
Existing properties will continue to be subject to the existing Design Criteria that was adopted in 1990 and amended in 1998.
Planning Commission voted unanimously to approve the Corporate Landing Design Criteria Update (Modification of Proffers) on August 11, 2021.