Hunting Hawk Tech Park
Following a wave of local opposition and a recommendation for denial by planning officials, developer HHHunt has officially withdrawn its application for the Hunting Hawk Technology Park in Hanover County.
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Since its founding in 1966, HHHunt has distinguished itself in real estate development, building, and management by focusing on building "a better way of life," rather than simply places to live. HHHunt is a diversified regional leader with residential communities spanning Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.
The company maintains its primary offices in Blacksburg, VA, Richmond, VA, and Raleigh, NC, and employs approximately 500 people across various sectors, including community development, home building, apartment development/management, and community management. Over its history, HHHunt has built over 10,000 homes, developed a dozen planned communities, and owns or manages more than 8,000 apartment homes.
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