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Data through November 13, 2026 · collected daily from the city’s records
The issues Richmond residents report most. Each card links to the full breakdown, and every number there links to the underlying requests.
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3,609 concrete, brick, and curb-ramp repair requests are open. The median one was submitted in November 2023. Requests that did close took a median of 25 days.
The fewest open requests since November 2025.
- 87 opened · 68 closed, past 30 days
- median open request is 15 days old
- median time to close: 24 days
The most open requests since December 2025.
- 154 opened · 137 closed, past 30 days
- median open request has waited since October 2025
- median time to close: 64 days
The fewest open requests since March 2026.
- 473 opened · 472 closed, past 30 days
- median open request is 3 days old
- median time to close: 3 days
The median open request has been waiting since October 2025.
- 166 opened · 190 closed, past 30 days
- median time to close: 4 days
The fewest open requests since December 2024.
- 139 opened · 206 closed, past 30 days
- median open request is 13 days old
- median time to close: 10 days
Open counts and open ages include every request the city’s system still marks open, regardless of age. Opened/closed counts are requests submitted or closed in the past 30 days. Median time to close covers requests submitted since 2022 that have closed. See methodology.
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Where have home prices gone up the most?
The typical existing home’s assessed-value change, 2022–2026, from the city assessor’s rolls. Residential neighborhoods only.
- Southern Barton Heights+69%
- Washington Park+58%
- Bellemeade+55%
- Oak Grove+53%
- Green Park+53%
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