CRHA Seeks Additional $23 Million for Westhaven Project and Property Acquisition
The Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority (CRHA) is set to formally request an additional $23 million from the Charlottesville City Council. The funds are designated for supporting the Westhaven project and acquiring more property.
Charlottesville, VA, November 15, 2026 —
The Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority (CRHA) is preparing to formally ask the Charlottesville City Council for an additional $23 million in funding. This significant financial request is intended to bolster ongoing development efforts and expand the authority’s property holdings.
The proposed allocation of the funds is divided between two primary objectives. A portion will be dedicated to supporting the ongoing Westhaven project, a key initiative for the CRHA. The remaining funds are earmarked for the acquisition of additional property, which would likely contribute to future housing or redevelopment opportunities within the city.
Details regarding the specific timeline for the formal request to the City Council were not provided in the available summary. Likewise, the precise breakdown of how the $23 million would be allocated between the Westhaven project and new property acquisitions was not specified. The CRHA’s formal presentation to the council is expected to detail these aspects further.
This funding request comes as local authorities continue to address housing needs and urban development strategies. The Westhaven project represents a concrete plan for redevelopment, and the potential for new property acquisitions signals a forward-looking approach to managing and expanding the city’s housing infrastructure. The Charlottesville City Council will review the request, with its approval determining the extent to which CRHA can proceed with its stated goals.
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