A practical guide to rental searches, homebuyer education, housing counseling, down-payment assistance, home repair, fair housing, urgent housing support, and community resources throughout Harrisonburg; Rockingham County and its incorporated towns of Bridgewater, Broadway, Dayton, Elkton, Grottoes, Mount Crawford, and Timberville; Staunton; Waynesboro; and communities throughout Augusta County.
The City’s official housing page brings together local housing programs, partner agencies, homebuyer assistance, fair-housing information, homelessness services, and the Harrisonburg Navigation Center.
Harrisonburg resourcesRockingham County’s official starting points serve residents of the unincorporated county and communities including Bridgewater, Broadway, Dayton, Elkton, Grottoes, Mount Crawford, and Timberville. Community Development addresses planning, zoning, building, GIS, and housing opportunities; Harrisonburg–Rockingham Social Services administers eligible benefit and support programs countywide.
Staunton’s Housing Programs Division coordinates City housing policy, affordable-housing and working-family initiatives, CDBG programs, and links to homeownership, rental, repair, accessibility, legal, and housing-insecurity resources.
Phone: 540-213-6699
Staunton housing programsWaynesboro’s official Housing Resource Hub gathers local housing-support information for Staunton, Augusta County, and Waynesboro, including affordable-housing, housing-instability, home-repair, and regional service connections.
Regional housing hubThe official social-services agency serving Augusta County and the independent cities of Staunton and Waynesboro provides eligible medical, financial, energy, child-care, food, employment, and protective-service programs.
View social servicesProvides essential home repairs for eligible low-income owner-occupants in Staunton, Augusta County, and Waynesboro. Eligibility, project scope, and application availability must be confirmed directly.
Explore repair assistancePeople facing immediate homelessness, unsafe housing, domestic violence, eviction, foreclosure, utility shutoff, or another housing crisis should seek help promptly. Call 911 when there is immediate danger.
Joint public agency serving Harrisonburg and Rockingham County residents, including residents of the County’s incorporated towns, through eligible financial, fuel, food, medical, child-care, employment, and protective services.
Phone: 540-574-5100
View servicesOfficial County resource for planning, zoning, building, GIS, land-use questions, and the County’s work to provide diverse housing opportunities. Property-specific requirements should be confirmed with County staff or the applicable incorporated town.
View Community DevelopmentOfficial City resource for affordable housing, working-family housing, CDBG programs, homeownership, rental housing, repair and accessibility, supportive housing, and legal-support links.
Phone: 540-213-6699
View Staunton programsOfficial regional hub for local housing supports, affordable housing, housing instability, home repair, service-provider coordination, and connections serving Staunton, Augusta County, and Waynesboro.
Open the regional hubPublic social-services agency serving Augusta County, Staunton, and Waynesboro with eligible financial, energy, food, medical, child-care, employment, and protective-service programs.
View regional servicesEssential repair assistance for eligible low-income homeowners in Staunton, Augusta County, and Waynesboro. Applications and eligible project types should be verified directly.
Review repair assistanceLocal Habitat affiliate serving the Staunton, Augusta County, and Waynesboro area through affordable-homeownership and related housing programs. Current applications and qualifications must be confirmed directly.
Visit local HabitatFree statewide rental-search service with filters for price, accessibility, location, and housing needs.
Phone: 1-877-428-8844
Search rentalsFree in-person, virtual, and self-paced education covering financial readiness, mortgages, purchasing, closing, and responsible homeownership.
Explore classesState programs and information for down-payment assistance, closing-cost help, savings-match programs, manufactured housing, and affordable homeownership.
Explore assistanceFind approved counselors for buying, renting, budgeting, eviction or foreclosure prevention, reverse mortgages, and housing stability.
Phone: 800-569-4287
Find a counselorFederal information about housing discrimination, protected rights, complaint filing, reasonable accommodations, and enforcement.
Phone: 800-669-9777
Review fair housingFree statewide referral service connecting residents with housing, utilities, food, health, legal, transportation, and emergency resources.
Search local helpThese buttons open live Google Maps searches. Use official program pages to confirm eligibility, licensing, funding, service areas, and current availability.
Find rental listings, renter education, accessibility filters, and information about leases, deposits, and successful tenancy.
Search this resourceFind approved counseling, homebuyer classes, financial-readiness guidance, mortgage education, and first-time-buyer resources.
Search this resourceLocate programs that may assist eligible buyers with down payment, closing costs, savings, or reduced-rate financing.
Search this resourceSearch repair, accessibility-modification, indoor-plumbing, weatherization, and energy-efficiency resources.
Search this resourceFind legal, counseling, public-assistance, and housing-stability resources. Contact providers early because eligibility and funds can be time-sensitive.
Search this resourceLocate emergency shelter, homelessness services, domestic-violence resources, and coordinated housing support.
Search this resourceFind official information about housing discrimination, reasonable accommodations, complaints, and legal assistance.
Search this resourceSearch accessible housing, tax relief, home modifications, supportive housing, and aging-in-place resources.
Search this resourceEach card provides local orientation and live searches for rentals, housing help, senior or accessible housing, and urgent support.
City housing programs, renter and homebuyer resources, urgent housing support, social services, fair-housing information, and the Navigation Center.
Housing ranges from rural homes and manufactured housing to subdivisions and rentals near towns. Verify well, septic, zoning, transportation, and utility availability for each property.
Town-based rentals and homeownership, surrounding rural housing, and access to Harrisonburg–Rockingham social services and statewide counseling resources.
Apartments, town housing, established neighborhoods, rural properties, and convenient access to Harrisonburg and Interstate 81.
Town, resort, rural, rental, and ownership choices. Confirm association rules, short-term-rental regulations, utilities, insurance, and mountain-road access.
Small-town and rural housing with access toward Harrisonburg, Waynesboro, and Augusta County. Verify flood, well, septic, utility, and road conditions.
Historic neighborhoods, apartments, downtown housing, suburban areas, affordable-housing resources, public benefits, and emergency shelter through Valley Mission.
Downtown, neighborhood, apartment, and suburban housing with access to city services and broader Augusta-region resources.
A wide mix of rural homes, farms, subdivisions, manufactured housing, apartments, and small-community housing. Confirm wells, septic, zoning, utilities, and travel distance.
Central Augusta housing with apartments, subdivisions, established homes, and convenient access to Staunton, Waynesboro, Augusta Health, and Interstate 81.
Town-center, subdivision, rural, and manufactured housing with access to Waynesboro and southern Augusta County.
Rural and suburban housing near Interstate 81, Shenandoah Valley Airport, BRCC, Harrisonburg, and Staunton.
Primarily rural housing, farms, older homes, and mountain properties. Verify road access, utilities, broadband, well, septic, and emergency-service travel times.
Housing type, services, and travel times vary considerably. Use an exact address and confirm utilities, flood risk, zoning, insurance, and public-service availability.
This page is a general orientation resource and is not legal, lending, financial, tax, appraisal, inspection, fair-housing, or eligibility advice. Verify all important information directly with the housing provider, public agency, counselor, lender, attorney, shelter, or service organization. Inclusion does not constitute an endorsement by Valley Realty Associates.
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