Virginia
Danville hosts third annual Southern Virginia Regional Housing Summit
DANVILLE, Va. (WDBJ) – The City of Danville will host the third annual Southern Virginia Regional Housing Summit at the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research on 150 Slayton Ave October 24 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The summits aims to introduce new residential housing in Danville, Martinsville, and the counties of Halifax, Henry, Patrick, and Pittsylvania.
The City of Danville encourages developers, builders, contractors, home renovators, financial institution representatives, architects, and community advocates to attend.
The event will feature presentations on local, state, and federal funding options as well as a panel showcasing examples of current housing projects, and an exhibit hall.
Information regarding single-family and multi-family development opportunities will also be included in the event.
“The Southern Virginia Regional Housing Summit has introduced new residential development in Danville, which is helping the City address its housing demand,” said Susan McCulloch, City of Danville, Division Director of Housing and Development. “We are excited to work with our regional partners to share our stories and opportunities for an exciting day of collaboration.
“Our area has been blessed with expanding job opportunities from both new and existing businesses. However, the increased level of jobs and workers has created a shortage of workforce housing. Developers have stepped up and are building new housing, but we need more,” stated Delegate Danny Marshall. “The Southern Virginia Regional Housing Summit offers information and collaboration opportunities to help us move forward. I serve on the Tobacco Commission and we have a new housing incentive program to share this year.”
Click here to register and learn more about this event.
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