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Aug 17, 2026
Sep 17, 2026
The purpose of this RFQ is to establish a pool of qualified residential builders and developers to help revitalize targeted neighborhoods through strategic redevelopment, quality housing construction, rehabilitation of existing properties, and investments that support neighborhood stability and economic growth. See attached file.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Hampton
County
The county where this buyer is located.
Hampton (independent city, county-equivalent)
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
1 Franklin St., Suite 603
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(757) 727-6337
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
23669
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Hampton Redevelopment and Housing Authority
The Hampton Redevelopment and Housing Authority's 5-Year PHA Plan outlines its mission to create housing opportunities, strengthen communities, and empower individuals and families through exceptional service, innovative partnerships, and pathways to economic independence. The plan focuses on three strategic priorities: Strengthening Internal Capacity, Ensuring Access to Housing, and Promoting Family Self-Sufficiency. It aims to achieve operational excellence, provide innovative housing solutions, deliver exceptional customer service, and revitalize neighborhoods throughout the City of Hampton.
The board received an update on the 2019 financial audit, noting the impact of fluctuations in pension liability forecasts. A presentation was held regarding a new survey instrument aimed at measuring resident self-sufficiency, which is being developed in collaboration with educational partners. Operational updates included the status of the 'Moving to Work' application, plans for COVID-19 vaccination support for elderly residents, and modifications to office access policies. The board also convened a closed session to discuss the disposition of publicly held property in the downtown area and initiated a discussion regarding the planning of future retirement funding.
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The meeting provided an update on the WPS development project, specifically regarding the Phase 1 Goodyear site. Discussion covered the project's scope, including unit counts, capital investment figures, and construction challenges involving utility infrastructure. The board also addressed parking requirements for the development. Additionally, the presentation included information on the involvement of Pennsylvania Group Realty, an update on the Virginia Tech Foundation's project, and future hotel renovation plans in the city.
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