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Our quarterly publication, Virginia Economic Review, provides an insider look at Virginia’s economy, its diverse array of world-class companies, its amazing talent, and its stunning natural beauty, as well as insights from national thought leaders.

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Second Quarter 2026
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Fourth Quarter 2023
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Fourth Quarter 2020
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Fourth Quarter 2019
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Topics

Business Climate
Foreign Direct Investment
Infrastructure & Distribution
Innovation
International Trade
Living in Virginia
Made in Virginia
Rural
Talent and Workforce Development

Industry

Advanced Materials Manufacturing
Aerospace & Defense
Business & Financial Services
Cloud & AI Infrastructure
Energy Supply Chain
Food & Beverage Manufacturing
Life Sciences
Tech & Cyber
Supply Chain Management
Automotive & Battery Manufacturing
Quantum Computing
Semiconductors
Building Materials & Wood Products
Industrial Machine Manufacturing

Region

Central Virginia
Eastern Shore
Greater Fredericksburg
Greater Richmond
Hampton Roads
I81-I77 Crossroads
I95-I85 Intersection
Lynchburg Region
Middle Peninsula
New River Valley
Northern Neck
Northern Shenandoah Valley
Northern Virginia
Roanoke Region
Shenandoah Valley
South Central Virginia
Southern Virginia
Southwest Virginia

Living in VirginiaXNorthern Shenandoah ValleyX

06.20.2025

Living in Virginia

From Capital Cool to Coastal Chic

Virginia’s cities, counties, and towns represent a wide range of living situations, with a location to support any lifestyle.

09.13.2022

Living in Virginia

The Story Behind an Iconic American Hike: A Conversation With Philip D'Anieri

Philip D’Anieri is a lecturer in urban and regional planning at the University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning, where he teaches courses on the built environment.