New Student Housing Community Proposed in Rockingham County

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New Student Housing Community Proposed in Rockingham County
By Scott Rogers • April 4, 2016 Filed In: development, student housing, zoning
A new student housing community may be built in Rockingham County depending on (among other things) the outcome of the public hearing of the rezoning of the land that will take place tomorrow, April 5th. Below is an illustration of where the community would be located -- just off Reservoir Street, just past the City/County line when headed towards the hospital. This location is in the vicinity of several other student housing communities, so it is not a surprising location to be proposed for this community. Per documents submitted to the County, we know the following about this potential student housing community.... the community would be a mix of detached homes, duplexes and quads amenities would likely include a clubhouse with fitness center and study facilities, outdoor swimming pool, outdoor gaming courts and extensive walking and biking trails this community would have no more than 178 residential units and no more than 715 beds (bedrooms) You can view lots of details about this proposal by downloading the full packet of information from the rezoning request which includes the master plan and illustrations of the front elevations of some of the potential dwellings to be built. Download it here. Receive updates from HarrisonburgHousingToday.com via e-mail: Enter your e-mail address: Recent Articles: Thoughts and Questions on Short Term Rentals in the City of Harrisonburg Rockingham County Considers Creating Lake Shenandoah Stormwater Control Authority Summer Has Not Started, But For Real Estate, Summer Is Nearly Over First Three Short Term Rentals Approved in Harrisonburg City Home Buyers Have Fewer and Fewer Choices (at any given time) Local Home Sales Stable, Prices Rising in First Five Months of 2019 Crunching the Numbers on Both Selling AND Buying a House Is All Showing Feedback Really About Price? Summer Home Buyers Will Love These Low Mortgage Interest Rates March thru May Contracts Strong, Again, in 2019
Have any questions? Contact Scott Rogers at 540-578-0102 or scott@funkhousergroup.com
Based on information from the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Association of REALTORS® or its MLS, for the period Jan 1, 2000 through Jun 19, 2019 (unless otherwise noted).
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