Virginia Tech expert: Technology, policy incentives could lead to end of housing crisis
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Augmented reality, robotics, artificial intelligence and 3D concrete printing technology could be pivotal to ending the housing crisis.
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$17M in workforce housing development awards announced for 10 localities in Virginia
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Ten localities in Virginia will receive a share of nearly $17 million to support workforce housing development.
HUD awards $2.2M to Virginia tribal communities for affordable housing initiatives
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Affordable housing in Virginia tribal communities received a $2.2 million boost on Friday as HUD announced block grant funding.
Warner joins colleagues on both sides of the aisle in affordable housing push
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U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) is working to encourage new development, expand supply, and make housing more affordable for Virginians.
Affordable housing bill to expand options with federal Housing Credit
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The Affordable Housing Credit Improvement Act would lead to more affordable housing options by expanding the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit.
House energy coalition forms six new task forces to support housing, technology
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The House Sustainable Energy and Environment Coalition (SEEC) announced task forces for the 119th Congress.
Staunton: Resident input requested for city’s housing strategy
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The City of Staunton invites residents to participate in public input sessions to help shape the city’s housing future.
Staunton: Transportation, housing goals remain high priorities
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A March work session brought information on local long-range transportation and housing plans to Staunton City Council.
Housing study: Localities should explore land trust options as one solution to address affordability
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A housing study has been released that aims to assist community groups and municipalities as they address supply and affordability issues.
Waynesboro City Council approves cottage courts to address housing affordability
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Waynesboro City Council, in its first meeting of 2025, voted 5-0 on Monday night to approve an ordinance that will allow cottage court housing throughout the city with some conditions.
