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New Study Highlights Economic Impact of Investing in a Housing Trust Fund
The Campaign for a Virginia Housing Trust Fund released a report detailing the economic impact that a Housing Trust Fund would have on Virginia at a breakfast meeting in Richmond on Thursday September 8 . The report was prepared by Chmura Economics and Analytics, a respected Richmond consulting firm that is a frequent economic analyst for state and local government in Virginia . Click here to read the The Economic Impact of a Housing Trust Fund on the Virginia Economy

Study Finds Decrease in Housing Affordability

Although home values have continued to fall over the past few years, housing  affordability has significantly decreased for working owners and renters, according to an annual report released by the Center for Housing Policy, the research affiliate of the National Housing Conference. For the full report click here .

High Cost of Virginia Housing Highlighted

According to a national report released May 3, 2011, the Housing Wage for Virginia is $19.65, making it the 11th most expensive state in the nation for renters.To view the press release and complete details of the report, click here.

Opportunities from the NCST

The National Community Stabilization Trust's “ First Look” program gives buyers the opportunity to inspect and acquire foreclosed and vacant properties before they are listed for sale through traditional means. In Virginia , NCST works through the Virginia Community Stabilization Corporation, an affiliate of the Virginia Housing Coalition. For more details, click here.

Legislative Tracking

Keep up with the legislation being tracked by the Virginia Housing Coalition. For the latest updates, click here.

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