Financial Tools The Financial Tools Initiative seeks to expand and further leverage County resources for affordable housing
County Employee Housing The County Employee Housing Initiative considers rental and homeownership opportunities for Arlington’s local government workforce
Accessory Dwelling Regulations Update Accessory dwellings are smaller, independent second dwellings on a single-family lot.
Land Use Tools This initiative will explore the creative use of new and existing land use and zoning mechanisms to expand housing. It includes the Missing Middle Housing Study, Plan Langston Boulevard, Multifamily Reinvestment Study, and the Accessory Dwelling Regulations Update.
Homeownership Study The Homeownership Study, which includes the former Condominium Initiative, will examine program outcomes, assess opportunities, and determine whether the County’s existing programs and policies support Arlington’s homeownership goals.
Missing Middle Housing Study The Missing Middle Housing Study will explore how new housing types could help address Arlington’s shortfall in housing supply and gaps in housing choices.
Multifamily Reinvestment Study The Multifamily Reinvestment Study is seeking to address the loss of market-rate affordable housing that occurs when multifamily apartment property owners rehabilitate, redevelop, or add new units.
Plan Langston Boulevard Building on visioning work by the Langston Boulevard community in 2016, the County is leading a community planning process for Langston Boulevard that takes a closer look at the long-term goals for this important corridor and its surrounding areas.
Institutional Partnerships The Institutional Partnerships Initiative encourages collaboration and partnerships between affordable housing developers, the faith community, the County, schools, local colleges and universities, and other community-serving institutions.
Affordable Housing Master Plan Review The County recently concluded a five-year review of the Affordable Housing Master Plan, which is a policy framework and vision to meet affordable housing needs through 2040.
Virtual Collective to Shape the Vision for Homeownership Programs 29 Jun 2023 Virtual Collective to Shape the Vision for Homeownership Programs Tagged as: , Engagement, Housing, Public Meeting, Adults
Community Workshop: Homeownership Vision, Goals & Objectives 22 Jul 2023 Community Workshop: Homeownership Vision, Goals & Objectives Walter Reed Community Center, 2909 16th St. South, 22204 Tagged as: , Engagement, Housing, Public Meeting, Adults
Housing Commission Homeownership Subcommittee Work Session (In-Person) 11 Jul 2023 Housing Commission Homeownership Subcommittee Work Session (In-Person) Lubber Run Community Center, Hickory Room, 300 N Park Dr, Arlington, VA 22203 Tagged as: , Advisory Groups & Commissions, Engagement, Housing, Public Meeting, Adults