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The income needed to buy a home in Richmond went from $62,000 to $122,000 in just five years.
Wages did not double. Prices did.
WHY HOMES COST SO MUCH
It Comes Down To Simple Math
01
A Dream Slipping Away
For generations, Richmonders worked hard, saved up, and bought a place to call home. Today, that path feels closed off to teachers, nurses, and existing communities who grew up here.
02
More Buyers Than Homes
Richmond keeps growing, but the supply of homes is not keeping pace. When more people are searching than there are houses to live in, prices have nowhere to go but up.
03
A Generation Locked Out
Without more homes at every price point, the dream of ownership becomes something only the wealthy can reach. Richmond loses the communities who make it home.
Our Why
Richmond's Leaders Are Already at the Table
A UNITED EFFORT
A coalition of the region's most trusted civic and business organizations is coming together to take on the housing affordability crisis. But leaders alone cannot fix this. We need you standing with us to make change happen.
The leaders are ready. Now we need you.
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