The expected services should include the following key pieces of information, presentation and structure may vary based on study team recommendations: Section 1 – Existing Supply Existing supply of housing units by: o single family detached, duplex, triplex, fourplex, multiplex, live-work, townhouses, mid-rise multifamily, and high-rise multifamily; o along with cross context of housing tenure, composition, and age. Demographic data (at the Census Tract level) current and projected for: o household age o income (focus on the growth potential of the mid to upper income brackets o composition o household size o tenure o commute. Current gaps and additional housing supply needed for all the typologies mentioned above, with an emphasis on unit growth by concentrating growth, such as, opportunities for missing middle, higher value and multifamily mid/high-rise housing solutions. Incorporate HUD 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan [Draft] and Assessment of Fair Housing into related supply factors in determining gaps and growth demands Section 2 – Projected Housing Demand for the 2026-2030 and 2030-2050 Period Population trends that directly affect housing, such as, the total populational evolution for 2030 and 2050, household size, and age segmentation of households. Projected housing demand for the 2025-2030 period, and 2030-2050 period in the following areas of demand: o Department of Defense (especially Langley-Fort Eustis, Norfolk Naval, NASA Langley, Huntington Ingalls-Newport News Shipyard)
