Ford sells Virginia plant site to Atlanta developer

An aerial view of Ford's Norfolk, Va., assembly plant in 2007, which closed the same year and has been sold to an Atlanta developer. (FORD)

DP

By:

David Phillips

March 18, 2011 05:00 AM

DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. has sold the site of a former assembly plant in Norfolk, Va., to Atlanta real estate developer Jacoby Development Inc.

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