The CHAP program is open to households who lived in their house as of January 1 and have a 2022 household income of less than $60,000. The property itself must be assessed at $460,000 or less.
The first hearing on the draft Development Ordinance for the City of Charlottesville is set for Thursday, September 14. Last…
It has now been two years since Albemarle adopted a plan to increase the amount of housing units in the…
The federal government’s response to the pandemic is now over, but there’s still additional funding available for various projects paid…
Prospective Communications Director turns down job Charlottesville has been without an in-house City Attorney since Lisa Robertson abruptly resigned at the…
The Board of Supervisors adopted a strategic plan last year which serves as the underpinning of the draft budget for…
The Albemarle Board of Supervisors updated the county’s housing policy in July 2021 when they adopted the Housing Albemarle plan but have…
One year ago, the Albemarle Board of Supervisors invested $625,000 from its housing fund in the Piedmont Community Land Trust,…
In the past six months, the city of Charlottesville has made changes to the way affordable housing projects are funded…
Tonight Council will take up the second reading of a plan to give $5 million to the Charlottesville Redevelopment and…