Survey shows ‘generational divide’ in support for increasing density in Richmond
“We need to think about what the next generation who is going to be living and working here prefers just as much as existing residents who are of an older age group.”
Housing
Tiny homes could be Richmond’s newest strategy to fight homelessness
A gated community of tiny homes earmarked for chronically homeless people could be headed to Richmond.
Richmond has identified 539 vacant buildings this year. Here’s where they are.
To be classified as vacant, a building has to be “completely unoccupied,” according to the city.
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.”
THE NEXT 50 YEARS: Richmond’s zoning overhaul envisions a denser city. What will that look like?
Leaders of the effort say density will mean different things in different neighborhoods.
Officials say rental inspection program plans could come before Council later this spring
With roughly 57% of Richmonders renting their homes, any possible program could have significant impacts across the city.
