US EditionHow Zoning Reform Can Address Richmond’s Housing Inequality, by Councilmember Ellen Robertson and Thomas Okuda Fitzpatrick
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How Zoning Reform Can Address Richmond’s Housing Inequality, by Councilmember Ellen Robertson and Thomas Okuda Fitzpatrick
Sandra Bowman, a Black resident of Richmond’s East End, highlights the frustration felt by longtime Black residents as white newcomers drive up property values, forcing many to leave due to unaffordable taxes. With Richmond’s upcoming zoning code overhaul, the authors advocate for reforms that address displacement, affordability, and inequality, emphasizing the need for inclusive housing solutions.
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