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.
There are two public hearings tonight at the Charlottesville City Council meeting, but only one of them listed as such on the agenda.
Charlottesville City Council has agreed to pay a coalition of affordable housing providers to purchase the 6.46 acre property. There is an audio version of this post if you’d like to hear people in their own words.
The Office of Human Rights has recently hired two investigators and the ordinance change would allow them to do work on behalf of the federal government under a workshare agreement.
There are a lot of steps involved with financing new residential complexes that are reserved for households below certain incomes. This article details one of the steps for Kindlewood Phase 2.
Charlottesville City Council has a lot of business on the agenda for today’s meeting, and this summary will give you a heads-up on all but two of them.
Over 40 percent of residents signed a petition requesting a coalition fronted by Habitat for Humanity make a counter offer
There’s a lot happening at tonight’s City Council including a public comment period at the end on “framework plans” for Court Square Park and Market Street Park.