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Post published:July 17, 2024

The Central Virginia Regional Housing Dashboard provides essential data and policy insights crucial for shaping affordable housing strategies across Charlottesville, Albemarle, Louisa, Greene, Nelson, and Fluvanna counties. This collaborative initiative by the Central Virginia Regional Housing Partnership aims to achieve 100% alignment between housing supply and demand throughout the region. Our goal is to ensure that every resident has access to safe, decent, and affordable housing in communities of their choice. As of 2022, 43.5 % of renters* and 17.5% of homeowners* in the region are cost burdened by their…

2025 Regional Housing Summit

Post published:June 21, 2024

Join us in March of 2025 in Charlottesville for a pivotal event focused on addressing the critical issues of housing affordability. Hosted by the Central Virginia Regional Housing Partnership , this summit will bring together a diverse group of stakeholders, including elected officials, local government staff, for-profit developers, realtors, rental management companies, non-profit housing developers, and homelessness service providers. About the Summit The 2025 Regional Housing Summit will explore innovative and practical solutions to the housing affordability crisis. Through a series of engaging presentations and discussions, and ample time to…

Housing Preservation Grant

Post published:December 19, 2023

Housing Preservation Grant funds are distributed to TJPDC through the United States Department of Agriculture, Rural Development. This funding supports local non-profits who rehabilitate homes owned by low-income households in the rural parts of the TJPD region, including Greene, Fluvanna, Louisa, Nelson, and parts of Albemarle County.If you are a homeowner and need assistance with repairs on your home, please contact the appropriate organization for assistance:Greene County: Skyline CAPFluvanna County: Fluvanna/Louisa Housing FoundationLouisa County: Fluvanna/Louisa Housing FoundationNelson County: Nelson County Community Development Foundation (NCCDF)Albemarle County: Albemarle Housing Improvement Program (AHIP)Eligible…

CAPER 2022

Post published:July 24, 2023

The Thomas Jefferson HOME Consortium, administered by the Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission, developed the attached CAPER report for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) regarding Program Year 2022, from July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023.The HOME Consortium is made up of all members of the TJPDC, including the City of Charlottesville, and Counties of Albemarle, Greene, Fluvanna, Louisa, and Nelson. Each locality has chosen HOME subrecipients.CDBG funds are provided to the City of Charlottesville by HUD, based on population. View the Draft Document PUBLIC COMMENT…

PDC Development Grant

Post published:June 27, 2023

Program Background On July 13, 2021, Virginia Housing announced $40 million in grants to Virginia’s 21 Planning District Commissions for the creation of new housing initiatives. The TJPDC was awarded $2 million to help support new affordable housing units in the region. This initiative will build on several years of regional coordination of housing providers, service providers, developers, and residents to create a network through which the affordable housing gap can begin to be closed.The Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission (TJPDC) sought submissions from for-profit and non-profit developers for projects…

Regional Housing Partnership

Post published:April 28, 2023

ABOUT The Central Virginia Regional Housing Partnership facilitates regional coordination to ensure access to housing for all. The Regional Housing Partnership (RHP) serves as an official advisory board, created by the Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission, in partnership with the public, private, nonprofit, and citizen stakeholders. Composed of an overarching consortium of housing interests, the Partnership enhances regional coordination and effectiveness to address the housing needs of the Thomas Jefferson Planning District’s region, with a focus on housing production, diversity, accessibility, cost, location, design, and increasing stability for the region’s residents.…