


Chesapeake's 56 available lots are held in only 6 buildings, grouped on three addresses — Crossways Boulevard, Greenbrier Circle and Independence Parkway. Concentration like that keeps a Chesapeake search short: 6 sites are viewable in an afternoon, and the deciding factor is usually which building has the needed size free on the needed date rather than which corridor is better.
Rent in Chesapeake runs from $336 to $773 per m² a year with the median at $520, so the top of the market costs more than twice the bottom. Translated to the 50 m² Chesapeake median suite, that is roughly $16,800 a year at the low end against about $38,600 at the high end, with $26,000 as the middle case — a difference large enough that a tenant should price two or three specific units, never the city average.
Half the Chesapeake stock is under 50 m² and the largest listed lot is 220 m², which sets a hard ceiling: a requirement beyond 220 m² cannot be covered by one unit in the current 56-lot pool and has to be assembled from neighbouring suites. Growing teams in Chesapeake do better taking space near the 50 m² median on a shorter term in a building that still has vacancies, because 6 buildings leave little room to relocate across town later.