How Government Can Lead Housing Progress
The FWD #G22 (by Lark Washington): To make lasting housing progress, state and local governments may want to rethink how they lead.
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Back to Basics: Community Reinvestment Act
The FWD #B07: We’ve pushed banks to invest in communities of color for forty years. What else will it take to make a difference?
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ADUs Build Affordability and Hidden Density
The FWD #169: Accessory Dwelling Units can modestly increase housing stock without drastically changing surrounding neighborhoods.
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Back to Basics: Area Median Income
The FWD #B06: Area Median Income is a basic building block of affordable housing programs, but it isn’t always basic to explain.
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New Year, New Eviction Landscape
The FWD #163: Moratoriums and rent relief have prevented the worst, but two years into the pandemic, evictions remain a major challenge.
Read MoreH.B. 854 Statewide Housing Study Released
Current Efforts, Future Needs, New Strategies. Passed by the General Assembly in 2020, H.B. 854 asked the Department…
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Measuring Richmond’s Housing Progress
The FWD #G19 (via PHARVA): How should the Richmond Regional Housing Framework celebrate its second birthday?
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Back to Basics: Inclusionary Zoning
The FWD #B04: Land use codes can be effective tools to increase the supply of affordable housing in your community.
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Planning By The People
The FWD #158: How did Richmond 300 become the standard-bearer for community-driven comprehensive plans?
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