People
People come first in all our redevelopment plans. That’s why the City of Norfolk invests $3.5 million each year into People First, empowered by USI. This comprehensive support strategy helps former residents of Tidewater Gardens find homes in Kindred or their other choice of housing, as well as education, job training, family support and financial independence.
Housing
The 44 acres of the former Tidewater Gardens neighborhood will be completely reimagined as Kindred – a vibrant, resilient mixed-use community of the future. The Tidewater Gardens Transformation Project is a strategic partnership between the City of Norfolk and the Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority. Explore all the project details here.
Neighborhoods
Kindred will be a neighborhood designed for active and inclusive living, learning, working, and realizing opportunity. It will celebrate the area’s unique history and culture while moving the whole City forward with resilient economic and environmental solutions. Kindred will provide acres of active greenspace; new places to live, learn and work; and a whole new chapter for historic Church Street.
Upcoming Events
Keeping residents and stakeholders informed and involved makes our community stronger and our planning better. Everyone is welcomed to join us at one of the following upcoming events.
Contact Us
If you can’t find what you’re looking for or have questions, feel free to contact us.
Former Tidewater Gardens residents: it’s time to come home to Unity Place at Kindred.
The application portal opens to you for 45 days beginning Wednesday, April 30, for residents interested in Unity Place.
Find eligibility requirements: https://tinyurl.com/2e5h4223
Apply: Only paper applications will be accepted for PBV units.
Need assistance? Contact People First: (757) 390-4625.
Find out more: unityatkindred.com