As you may remember, this was first announced in June 2016 at Slover Library by IKEA representatives, Gov. Terry McAuliffe, and Norfolk Mayor Paul Fraim. Officials went on record stating that the new store will feature 331,000 square-feet of shopping space, 1200 parking spaces, and a 450-seat cafeteria-style restaurant with a wide variety of dishes from their famous Swedish meatballs to American-style pizza.
What does this mean for home owners living in Norfolks and the Hampton Roads area?
Well, first of all, it means you won't have to plan a three-hour road to trip to Woodbridge, Virginia or a five-and-a-half hour drive to Charlotte, North Carolina. It'll be easier than ever you to step up your interior decorating, style your home, or simply
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