Microblog #94: Where does your locality’s health rank?
New community health rankings are out. Where does your locality stand? The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation publishes an annual…
Read MoreMicroblog #91: Danville leads the way.
Danville Pilots New Manufactured Home Neighborhood A century ago, Danville was a prosperous center of the textile industry….
Read MoreMicroblog #90: We asked and you answered.
The Results from the 2019 Housing Pulse Survey Are In. How is Everyone Feeling? In 2017, we launched…
Read MoreMicroblog #83: Can good come from evil?
Charlottesville: Housing Policy in the Aftermath of August 2017 Can some good come from evil? Last week, the…
Read MoreMicroblog #80: Is housing now a mainstream issue?
Housing is more important to voters than ever. What does that mean for Virginia? In November, voters in…
Read MoreMicroblog #77: Building NOVA’s future
New report from NVAHA recommends preservation and new supply to equitably meet Northern Virginia’s housing needs Amazon’s HQ2…
Read MoreMicroblog #73: Looking ahead in the new year
A Big Year for Housing? Here’s What We’re Watching in 2019. After the ball drops, getting back to…
Read MoreMicroblog #71: Crash Into Me
If a Famous Rocker Offered to Help Build Affordable Housing… “What Would You Say?” Last week, the Dave…
Read MoreMicroblog #69: A different kind of Thanksgiving story
This Thanksgiving, Let’s Think Outside the Box to Build Stronger Communities. On Thanksgiving, most of us sit down…
Read MoreBest Planning Practices: Metropolitan Transportation Plans (US DOT/FHWA, 2012)
Regionalism and a regional approach to transportation is key to deconcentrating poverty. This Federal report summarizes best practices in creating regional transportation entities.
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