A very quick look at the Charlottesville Comprehensive Plan before the review begins
The five-year review will take place in 2027 but the Planning Commission and Council will weigh in this fall.
Land Use – Charlottesville
Stories about zoning and other aspects of the Development Code within the City of Charlottesville
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New owner of Affordable Suites of America and 79 other Charlottesville property transactions from May 2026
A summary intended to bring more attention to real estate in a city with a relatively new zoning code
Lack of administrative capacity slowing Charlottesville’s affordable housing progress
City Council got an update on the Affordable Housing Plan on September 8, 2026
CARTA reviews draft prioritization study, weighs roles in future transit decisions
Coverage of a meeting about the future of transit from August 24, 2026
Charlottesville public works officials to be interim NDS director
The NDS position has been vacant since Kellie Brown left in late June after less than two years on the job
Charlottesville’s September Neighborhood Walk steps into Little High
The walk takes place at 10 a.m. at Sunrise Elementary School
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
Azalea Springs’ neighbors want city to revoke developer’s construction permits
A stop work order was been lifted after three and a half weeks and a consent order is being worked out to establish what went wrong
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
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