Real brick crosswalks are making a comeback in downtown Norfolk.

Throwback Thursday – City Hall Avenue (1940) wp.me/p476ds-nt

"What is a Parklet? Think Urban. Think Green Space." bit.ly/1FZUNNH #downtownnorfolk #norfolkva #nfk

The Element at Ghent Photo Update – 11/5/14 wp.me/p476ds-nx

Throwback Thursday – Sears, Roebuck and Co. Department Store (1939) wp.me/p476ds-nD

Throwback Thursday – Atlantic Hotel (1890s) wp.me/p476ds-nH

Throwback Thursday - Rice's Fashion Corner (1939) norfolkliveblog.com/?p=1475

New Apartments and Retail Coming Downtown norfolkliveblog.com/?p=1478

Design Plans Released for Lofts at Boush Street wp.me/p476ds-nY

Throwback Thursday – Bellamy and Hough Real Estate (1910) wp.me/p476ds-o9

Urban Design Pioneer – A Norfolk Story wp.me/p476ds-o5

A new look for Norfolk parking garage. #PlentyOfParkingDowntown #DowntownNorfolk

Union Mission Renovation Making Progress wp.me/p476ds-od

RT Downtown Norfolk: Help Norfolk welcome Unsilent Night, a fun & free holiday event! #UnsilentNight #DowntownNorfolk

Hummingbird Macarons is opening a location in the former Shady Grove Market spot in Freemason. hummingbirdmacarons.com

Throwback Thursday - City Market at Brewer Street (1956) wp.me/p476ds-og

Throwback Thursday – Holiday Crowds at Smith and Welton Department Store (1940) wp.me/p476ds-ok

“The most successful economic development policy is to attract & retain smart people & then get out of their way.” nyti.ms/ZBWmje

Throwback Thursday – U-Drive It (1931) wp.me/p476ds-on

Prince Ink moving from Phoebus to Norfolk (via TidewaterBiz). fw.to/Akc29RL