Missing Middle Housing Study News Today

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After months, Asheville’s Missing Middle Housing Study, focused on how to address the lack of housing for middle-income residents, is ready for final review.

Arlington's Open Housing Choice Voucher Program will be open for applications in September. Affordable housing options in Arlington.

Owning a single-family home in the suburbs was a specific model designed at a specific time and marketed to specific people. There’s nothing wrong with being a suburban single-family homeowner, if that style of housing works for you and for your family. But other types of housing — both rental and owner-occupied — can also provide the opportunity for people to live and participate in communities.

Arlington County, a Washington, D.C., community that took shape in the 1950s, when single-family homes were the rule in suburbia, recently became one of the first locations on the East Coast to eliminate single-family-only zoning.

Arlington County is the latest jurisdiction in the country to effectively end single-family zoning.

Last night, the Arlington County Board took a landmark step to allow the by-right development of 2-6 unit buildings throughout the county.

Arlington could make it easier to build more affordable homes like duplexes, townhomes, and small apartment buildings – but the County Board needs to hear from you! Here’s what we said about the Missing Middle zoning bill, and how you can show support.

Reader, please tolerate a surplus of numbers. They represent a deficit of meals for local compatriots. “Food Insecurity,” as examined Jan. 11 at the Arlington Committee of 100, has worsened in our pandemic times. But a coalition of county, school, and nonprofit professionals and volunteers has n ...

Households of color face significant barriers to homeownership, according to a new report from Arlington County. A division of Arlington's planning division, Housing Arlington, conducted the study to understand trends in the local