Charlottesville seeks public comment for federally-funded AHIP project, LEAP work
An environmental review is required for two projects funded through CDBG funds
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Lack of administrative capacity slowing Charlottesville’s affordable housing progress
City Council got an update on the Affordable Housing Plan on September 8, 2026
Stadium Row project seeks special exception from active-depth requirements
If approved by staff, the single family house split into two apartments would be replaced by a 16 unit apartment complex
Piedmont Housing Alliance to delegate property management duties to Virginia Beach firm
PHA’s executive director said 90 percent of the Franklin Group’s portfolio is in affordable housing
Charlottesville City Council gets update on 2000 Holiday Drive after hearing continued critique
A total of 57 people were staying at the shelter as of September 8
Two vacancies remain on the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority
The CRHA and City Council have a work session at 4 p.m. on September 9
UVA’s Weldon Cooper Center forecasts job losses in 2026 with Virginia underperforming national economy
A look at housing, employment, and other economic trends for 2026
Council votes 4-1 to vacate Belmont paper street in middle of 13-unit development
The vote is the latest interpretation of how “paper” streets should be treated in Charlottesville
Charlottesville follows through with plans to remove people from Rivanna River encampments after 2000 Holiday Drive opens
A summary of some of what happened this week with 2000 Holiday Drive
Tax incentives in the works for second phase of Habitat for Humanity’s Southwood project
Under the draft proposal, Habitat would get up to $15.75 million over 20 years in “tax increment financing”