There are 10 Housing Authorities operating in Virginia. They oversee public housing initiatives and issue section 8 vouchers to eligible recipients. Most housing authorities also operate a section 8 waiting list which prioritizes securing section 8 housing to those most in need.
There Are Currently 380 Units Available in the Wytheville Redev. & Housing Authority. These Low-inco...
There Are Currently 7331 Units Available in the Richmond Redevelopment & Housing Authority. These Lo...
There Are Currently 5348 Units Available in the Fairfax County Redevelopment & Housing Authority. Th...
There Are Currently 609 Units Available in the Lee County Redevelopment & Housing Authority. These L...
There Are Currently 3519 Units Available in the Hampton Redevelopment & Housing Authority. These Low...
There Are Currently 9863 Units Available in the Virginia Housing Development Authority. These Low-in...
There Are Currently 1499 Units Available in the Lynchburg Redevelopment & Housing Authority. These L...
There Are Currently 149 Units Available in the Abingdon Redevelopment and Housing Authority. These L...
There Are Currently 778 Units Available in the Loudoun County Office of Housing. These Low-income Ho...
There Are Currently 154 Units Available in the People Inc. of Southwest Virginia. These Low-income H...
Section 8 Waiting Lists Open November 2026
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