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Data through September 27, 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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3,581 concrete, brick, and curb-ramp repair requests are open. The median one was submitted in October 2023. Requests that did close took a median of 24 days.
The fewest open requests since November 2025.
- 109 opened · 88 closed, past 30 days
- median open request is 12 days old
- median time to close: 25 days
The most open requests since December 2025.
- 225 opened · 216 closed, past 30 days
- median open request has waited since September 2025
- median time to close: 66 days
Requests typically close in 3 days.
- 483 opened · 489 closed, past 30 days
- median open request is 3 days old
The median open request has been waiting since September 2025.
- 90 opened · 90 closed, past 30 days
- median time to close: 5 days
Requests typically close in 10 days.
- 127 opened · 107 closed, past 30 days
- median open request is 75 days old
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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