In the heart of the Riverwalk District, Reno’s main Post Office opened in 1934. The building was designed in the Art Deco Moderne style by Nevada’s preeminent architect, Frederic J. DeLongchamps.
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Retail
Centrally located at the core of Reno’s business district along the banks of the Truckee River, and less than a mile from the University of Nevada, Reno and Interstate 80, this space offers 16k+ square feet, primed for a unique retail experience. A local mercantile community nests in The Basement of the building, lending to a 70-minute average linger time.
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Office
High ceilings and natural light bring the historic detail of every space to life. Every floor is equipped with modern amenities, style unmatched in modern construction, safety and security. Coffee, dining, entertainment and local shops are conveniently located in The Basement. This building has become the heartbeat of Reno’s rising entrepreneur community.
A place in Reno’s history.
Fifty South Virginia is a reimagined retail and business workspace in the heart of Reno, Nevada. Formerly the Reno-Main Post Office, it was designed in Art Deco Moderne style by Nevada’s preeminent architect, Frederic J. DeLongchamps, and was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1990.
In August 2012, ownership was transferred to a local development group. The group revived several of the architectural designs lost over the years. In an effort to share the wonder of this historical monument, and to continue the city’s rise in prosperity, Fifty South Virginia has been repurposed for a revived Reno. Prime business leasing space is offered to companies sharing in the city’s move toward sustainable development and cultural revival.
