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Last Updated: 11/3/2009

The Southwest Virginia Housing Center

The Southwest Virginia Housing Center
105 East Main Street, Wytheville, VA 24382
276-228-7060 / Toll free: 800-447-5145

VHDA's Southwest Virginia Housing Center is located in what was originally the Wytheville post office. Over the years it also became the Weather Bureau, the Draft Board and then a furniture store. Now, this historic landmark is home to VHDA's newest office, enabling us to work more efficiently with first-time homebuyers, multifamily developers, local governments and non-profit housing advocates in the area.

VHDA’s first Wytheville office opened in 1988, to make our home loans available in underserved areas of the state. In 1997, our Mortgage Office, "Loanmobile" began making visits across Southwest Virginia, Southside Virginia, the Eastern Shore and smaller towns and communities not served by traditional lenders. (Our Loanmobile, based out of our Wytheville office, received the first place Innovations Award from the Council of State Governments.)

Over the years, we outgrew the rental space of our first office, which also was not accessible. The new Southwest Virginia Housing Center, which is fully accessible, signifies VHDA’s permanent presence in Southwest Virginia.

Free Conference Space for our Housing Partners

Two conference rooms in our Southwest Virginia Housing Center are available, free of charge, to housing-related organizations that share VHDA's mission. We can accommodate groups of four to 49, offering an ideal setting for your conference, workshop or small group meeting. Seating can be arranged to meet your needs, and the larger room is fully equipped with:

  • Projection equipment and screens
  • Electronic white boards (Panaboards)
  • Network and Internet connections
  • Conference phone

To make your meeting as convenient as possible, our facility also offers:

  • Full barrier-free accessibility
  • On- and off-street parking
  • Smoke-free environment (smoking is permitted in designated areas outside)
  • Assistance in arranging for food and catering services

The Southwest Virginia Housing CenterSome fees may apply: While the meeting rooms are free for our housing partners, fees will apply for any food services or onsite catering required. Fees may also apply for special services such as additional security or specific janitorial services. Our meeting manager will discuss your specific needs and provide you with a cost estimate prior to your event.

How to Book Your Event: To ask questions or reserve a conference room for your event, please call our meeting manager at 800-447-5145.

Preserving Our History

VHDA believes in, and promotes, the adaptive re-use of historic buildings. In fact, we view this type of preservation as critical when it comes to supporting local revitalization and housing objectives. The transformation of Wytheville's old post office is a good example of an adaptive re-use success story; here are some others that VHDA helped finance:

  • Hancock Building, Roanoke, VA: A vacant furniture store in the city's downtown was transformed into a community asset, providing mixed-income workforce housing while preserving the building's original architectural features.
  • Heritage Museum, Waynesboro, VA: A historic downtown bank building was renovated to provide space for the local Heritage Museum, along with workforce housing units.
  • Thomas Jefferson School, Suffolk, VA: A former school building was turned into unique workforce housing units, on a site right next to the city's new cultural arts center.
 
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