RRHA Homeownership Programs
The city housing authority's homeownership programs: ComeHome for RRHA residents and voucher holders, and renovated homes sold to buyers below 80% of area median income.
- Run by
- Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority (RRHA)
- Serves
- City of Richmond
- Phone
- (804) 780-4200
- Last checked
Who it's for
- ComeHome: RRHA residents, including public housing residents and voucher holders
- Neighborhood Homeownership Initiative and Greenwalk: buyers below 80% of area median income (Greenwalk is for first-time buyers)
What you get
- ComeHome: a path to homeownership for RRHA households
- Renovated single-family homes in neighborhoods including Randolph, Highland Park, Blackwell and Southside
How to start
- RRHA's page doesn't list application steps. Call RRHA at (804) 780-4200.
Good to know
- Home availability depends on what RRHA and its partners have finished, so ask what's coming up.
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- Maggie Walker Community Land Trust Homes · Nonprofit community land trust
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Sources
Program rules, amounts and funding change often, and funds can run out. Confirm everything with Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority before you rely on it. Martin Kurylowski and Real Broker, LLC are not affiliated with this program and are not lenders or administrators of any assistance program. You're free to work with any agent and any lender.