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The Breeden Company, the nationally recognized Virginia Beach-based real estate development firm, announced the grand opening of their newest luxury multifamily asset, The Lofts at Front Street, in Norfolk, Virginia. The new community is set on the banks of the Elizabeth River/Intracoastal Waterway.

The Breeden Company, the nationally recognized Virginia Beach-based real estate development firm, today announced the promotion of Debbie Holsomback to Regional Manager in the multifamily division. Debbie is a 17-year Breeden team member, most recently managing a luxury multifamily asset in the Richmond, Virginia market. She also served as a mentor in the company’s training group, being responsible for the promotion of, on average, 10 team members each year in the Richmond submarket.

Virginia Business released its 3rd annual Power 500 List. Tim Faulkner, Breeden President and CEO, is included as one of the most powerful and influential leaders in the state.

The Breeden Company, the nationally recognized Virginia Beach-based real estate development firm, is pleased to announce Jim Pauliks, SHRM-CP, has joined the organization at Human Resources Generalist. Mr. Pauliks will be responsible for all human resources-related items from culture, strategy and employee relations to talent management, benefits and more.

The City of Richmond has made its pick in its months-long search for a development team to guide its Diamond District redevelopment. The city announced Monday it is going with RVA Diamond Partners, led by D.C.-based Republic Properties Corp., Richmond-based developer Thalhimer Realty Partners (TRP) and Chicago-based investment bank Loop Capital. Breeden Construction will serve as part of the general contracting team - focusing on the multifamily portion of the project.

Anyplace else, General Jackson probably would’ve been euthanized. Several veterinarians have recommended it. Ever since he was a foal, the Tennessee walking horse has suffered health problems, including laminitis, a painful hoof condition that requires constant attention. But “The General,” as he’s fondly known, had the luck to be born where respect for animals is unconditional, come as they may. Holly Point Farm, the country home of real estate developer Ramon W. Breeden Jr. and his wife Lucy Breeden, is a pastoral 400-acre animal paradise that has evolved over 44 years from a retreat to a sanctuary.