Since Arlington County’s Missing Middle plan passed in March 2023 and went into effect in July, Arlington County has issued several Missing Middle permits with another few dozen pending. A similar measure is under consideration in Alexandria.
Due to the historically low housing inventory and the expensive housing market in Northern Virginia, is Missing Middle the future of residential housing? As the leading voice of Northern Virginia’s residential real estate, the Northern Virginia Association of REALTORS®, in collaboration with George Mason University’s Center for Regional Analysis, will hold a virtual briefing to discuss this issue.
The 45-minute virtual briefing, NVAR’s Missing Middle 2023 Update will be held on Thursday, Oct. 19 at 12noon Eastern, featuring experts discussing where we are now and what the future might look like for the Northern Virginia housing marketplace. This is fast becoming a national housing issue as other cities such as Sacramento, Berkeley, CA; Raleigh-Durham, Bloomington, IN; and Indianapolis, Knoxville, TN, are considering adopting a similar zoning change.
WHO
Moderator: Ryan McLaughlin, CEO, NVAR
Panelists:
- Matt de Ferranti, Arlington County Board of Supervisors member
- Nicholas Lagos, Realtor®, Broker of Century 21 New Millennium, Arlington; and past NVAR president (2020)
- Terry Clower, PhD, Director, George Mason University, Center for Regional Analysis
- Charles Taylor, Acquisitions Manager, Classic Cottages, Alexandria, VA
LINK
Please click the link below to join the webinar at 12 PM on Thursday, October 19:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89349165798