The Partnership for Housing Affordability (PHA) was founded by the Richmond Association of REALTORS in 2004. PHA’s mission is to promote affordable housing policies and developments through education, coordination, and leadership. To accomplish this mission,… more
Imagine, for a moment, what the region might look like in 20 years under a new housing framework. It would mean nationally-recognized manufacturing and technology businesses investing in new facilities along the I-95 corridor in… more
The Partnership for Housing Affordability (PHA) was founded by the Richmond Association of REALTORS® in 2004. PHA’s mission is to promote affordable housing policies and developments through education, coordination, and leadership. To accomplish this mission,… more
This document was produced on behalf of Mayor Stoney by Senior Policy Advisor Dr. Thad Williamson in the Mayor’s Office, working in close collaboration with Chief Administrative Officer Selena Cuffee-Glenn and the executive leadership team… more
Beginning in 2014, deteriorating conditions at a mobile home park in the City of Richmond attracted the attention of affordable housing providers and advocates. In the months that followed, these stakeholders organized to help find… more
The Capital Region Collaborative (CRC), a joint effort of the Richmond Regional Planning District Commission and the Greater Richmond Chamber, asked the Partnership for Housing Affordability (PHA) to lead the CRC’s efforts to convene a… more
The City of Richmond(City) retained David Paul Rosen & Associates (DRA) to prepare a Comprehensive Affordable Housing Strategy and Affordable Housing Trust Fund Study for the City. The goal of the Study is to assist… more
A vibrant and sustainable regional economy depends on the availability of a sufficient supply of housing—of the right types and prices and in the right locations—to accommodate the future workforce in Hampton Roads. Housing, along… more
The State of Housing in Richmond Demographics Income Poverty Housing Tenure Cost Burdened Opportunity VIEW REPORT.
