Local housing demand likely to remain higher than supply, says Richmond home building chief
“I’m very nervous about where pricing is going to go over the next six months to a year.”
Sarah Vogelsong
Federal funding freezes put Richmond’s new arson dog plans on ice
Federal funding freezes are preventing one of Richmond’s fire K9s, a 7-year-old dog named Erny, from retiring.
Opening talks indicate a daunting path forward for potential gas phaseout
The city’s charter currently mandates that DPU “shall be responsible” for a gas utility.
Veritas tennis court clears divided Planning Commission
The area was intended for the construction of 13 townhouses. The homes were never built and today the land is a vacant parking lot.
DPU officials say inflation, reserve needs are driving monthly rate increases
Across the city’s utilities, “we’re seeing increasing operation costs.”
Mobile homes, housing fund and schools top list of concerns at budget hearing
More than 70 Richmonders turned out Monday night to air their views on the budget.
What is 'tactical urbanism'? The city hopes it's an answer for a crash-prone intersection.
Some early research has shown promising results.
