From Faith to Foundations
The FWD #218 • 668 words Land owned by religious organizations is an untapped resource for affordable housing…
Read MoreThe FWD #218 • 668 words Land owned by religious organizations is an untapped resource for affordable housing…
Read MoreThe newest region of the Virginia Zoning Atlas is here. Let’s take a peek at some of the initial findings.
Read MoreThe FWD #215 • 581 Words With the first round of PRO Housing grant awards, HUD sets priorities…
Read MoreThe FWD #G31: In Richmond, a statewide solution could address the local eviction epidemic.
Read MoreThe analysis of Northern Virginia’s zoning revealed some surprising—and not-so-surprising—things.
Read MoreThe FWD #209: Housing advocates continue their advance, but new challenges are slowing their progress on some fronts.
Read MoreThe FWD #G30 (via VSCLT): The Virginia Statewide Community Land Trust offers a broad approach to maintaining affordability amid changing population and housing market patterns.
Read MoreThis report is a data update for the Richmond Regional Housing Framework, which was released by the Partnership for Housing Affordability (PHA) in January 2020. It will support PHA’s ongoing efforts to educate both decision-makers and the public at large about the region’s housing needs and opportunities. Data in the report will also help PHA continue to monitor, change, and implement the policy solutions outlined in the Framework.
Read MoreThe FWD #G29 (via LWV-VA): The League of Women Voters is taking a stand for housing affordability in Virginia.
Read MoreThe FWD #G28 (by Sunshine Mathon): Charlottesville’s new zoning ordinance includes an innovative strategy for protecting vulnerable neighborhoods from gentrification.
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