Federal housing choice voucher program turns 50
The housing choice voucher program allows households with lower incomes to continue to live in communities that have become more affluent.
The housing choice voucher program allows households with lower incomes to continue to live in communities that have become more affluent.
The organization has also rebranded the 80-unit Premier Circle development as Vista 29.
The funding will help cover the costs to hire the Virginia Center for Housing Research at Virginia Tech to update data on the topic.
The data comes from the 2023 American Community Survey
The three purchases would be the latest by the CRHA, a government agency separate from the City of Charlottesville.
Monday’s work session allowed City Council the chance to learn how staff will put the next budget together. Charlottesville City Manager wants to avoid tax rate increases if possible.
This story is a link to some information that came out at the end of the August 27, 2024 meeting of the Albemarle Planning Commission.
The sale of Cavalier Crossings is different from that of the Carlton Mobile Home Park because there is no state law requiring the original owners to notify anyone of a pending sale. The sale prompted conversation at the end of the August 27, 2024 meeting of the Albemarle Planning Commission
The City of Charlottesville expects to spend at least $10 million a year on projects initiated by nonprofit housing developers as well as the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority.
The Central Virginia Regional Housing Partnership’s dashboard continues a trend of making data more accessible to the public.