Nurturing Our Neighborhoods

Restoration Housing is fostering a strong, safe, and dignified community—one house at a time.

Promoting strong, healthy communities that offer safe, affordable, and dignified rental options.

Saving Roanoke’s distressed properties and preserving the social character of historic, working-class neighborhoods.

Sharing our progress and empowering members of the community to get involved in our mission.

We're on a Mission

The mission of Restoration Housing is to develop affordable rental properties for the benefit of under-resourced communities through the rehabilitation and stewardship of the historic, built environment.

Our mission is made possible by these generous sponsors

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Featured Project

930 Stewart Avenue

Check out the dramatic transformation of this 1903 Folk Victorian home located in the Belmont Historic District of Southeast Roanoke.

Featured News & Events

With opioid settlement money at $100 million this year, it still takes extra effort to create safe spaces for pregnant women to recover from addiction in Virginia (Cardinal News)

Fear of losing custody of their children: That’s the main reason pregnant women don’t access prenatal care when they’re using illegal drugs, said Bethany Karnes, ...

Restoration Housing Launches Virtual Fundraising Campaign

ROANOKE, VA – Restoration Housing and Pinnacle Financial Partners are excited to announce the launch of its Preserve Campaign – Preserving History, Serving Community during ...

Restoration begins a home for addicted mothers (Roanoke Rambler)

Developers and treatment providers on Tuesday celebrated the start of restoring a new group home for pregnant women and new mothers who are addicted to drugs. Restoration ...

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