Two more city properties, including former school once earmarked for Planned Parenthood, could be surplused for affordable housing
“The number one priority is affordability.”
Sarah Vogelsong
Lavender Hill owner sues city, City Council over SUP denial
The Lavender Hill permit has been one of the most controversial special use permits to come before the City Council over the past year.
City Council to take up three big code refresh questions: duplexes, churches and household numbers
“There’s no right or wrong answer on these. What we’re looking for is to get to an answer.”
Latest study finds rezoning will spur most new housing in mixed-use corridors from urban core through West End
Overall, RKG predicts that rezoning would produce roughly 1,200 to 1,600 housing units in areas zoned for mixed use.
City announces Anti-Displacement Week as housing costs remain high
The Avula administration estimates that about 40% of Richmonders are at risk of displacement.
One of the rarest copies of the Declaration of Independence is coming to Richmond
The Virginia Museum of History and Culture said it is just one of only two paper copies known to exist.
Planning Commission backs 31-townhouse development in Randolph
“In the spirit of increasing density according to the master plan, I think this is a beautiful project.”
