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Property-maintenance violations in Richmond

When the City inspects a property for a possible housing or property-maintenance code problem — overgrown lots, failing structures, unsafe or unfit dwellings, inoperable vehicles, trash and debris — the inspector records whether a violation was actually found. This page maps where City inspectors confirmed a violation over the last 24 months, drawn directly from the City's inspection records. Use the buttons below to filter by inspection type.

As of November 13, 2026 · Richmond, VA · Nov 13, 2024 – Nov 12, 2026

Filter by inspection sub-type

Sub-types are the City's own inspection case type. Note that Site Inspection - Code is a generic bucket the City uses for most code inspections — it does not describe the specific problem. Counts below are inspection events marked “In Violation.”

4,106
properties with a confirmed violation
14,781
inspections marked “In Violation”
141
neighborhoods with at least one
99.6%
located to a neighborhood

Confirmed violations per month

Distinct properties with a confirmed violation each month. The most recent 3 months (hatched) are still accruing (re-inspection / status-flip lag) and should not be read as a decline.

0346692Nov 24Feb 25May 25Aug 25Nov 25Feb 26May 26Aug 26Nov 26

Where violations were confirmed

Each neighborhood is shaded by the number of distinct properties with a confirmed violation. Larger neighborhoods naturally show more, so the table below also gives a rate per 1,000 parcels for context. Hover a neighborhood for its figures.

Distinct properties with a confirmed violation
0
1–9
10–24
25–49
50–99
100+

Neighborhoods with the most properties cited

Ordered by the count of distinct properties with a confirmed violation. The rate per 1,000 parcels is shown alongside as size context — we present this as neither a ranking of where problems are “worst” nor a judgment about any neighborhood.

NeighborhoodPropertiesInspectionsPer 1,000 parcels
The Fan21368043.4
Northern Barton Heights160697132.5
Swansboro145495114.2
Swansboro West124405166.7
North Highland Park12239194.4
Highland Park Southern Tip10440297.3
Jackson Ward100413117.5
Brookland Park90390108.8
Jeff Davis8923866.8
Oak Grove8936198.3
The Museum District8726035.2
Ginter Park8523384.1
Carver7923993.3
Bellemeade7525569.4
Church Hill North7225546.5

Recent confirmed violations

The 40 most recent confirmed violations. Each links to the City's own EnerGov inspection record — the source for every figure above.

  • 510 S Sheppard St Richmond VA 23221 · Carillon
    Nov 12, 2026City record →
  • 2412 3rd Ave Richmond VA 23222 · Highland Park Southern Tip
    Nov 10, 2026City record →
  • 2413 2nd Ave Richmond VA 23222 · Highland Park Southern Tip
    Nov 10, 2026City record →
  • 3329 Frank Road Richmond VA 23234 · Davee Gardens
    Nov 10, 2026City record →
  • 814 Edgehill Road Richmond VA 23222 · Northern Barton Heights
    Nov 10, 2026City record →
  • 1715 Bellevue Ave Apt B106 Richmond VA 23227 · Rosedale
    Nov 10, 2026City record →
  • 515 Hancock St Richmond VA 23220 · Carver
    Nov 10, 2026City record →
  • 4653 Southwood Pkwy Apt G Richmond VA 23224 · Southwood
    Nov 9, 2026City record →
  • 3110 Lamb Ave Richmond VA 23222 · Brookland Park
    Nov 9, 2026City record →
  • 3600 Enslow Ave Richmond VA 23222 · North Highland Park
    Nov 9, 2026City record →
  • 3009 Hull St Richmond VA 23224 · Swansboro
    Nov 9, 2026City record →
  • 2803 Edgewood Ave Richmond VA 23222 · Northern Barton Heights
    Nov 9, 2026City record →
  • 3600 Enslow Ave Richmond VA 23222 · North Highland Park
    Nov 9, 2026City record →
  • 3100 Hull St Richmond VA 23224 · Broad Rock
    Nov 6, 2026City record →
  • 1601 Presson Blvd Richmond VA 23224 · Bellemeade
    Nov 6, 2026City record →
  • 3814 Castlewood Road Richmond VA 23234 · Jeff Davis
    Nov 6, 2026City record →
  • 3320 Frank Road Richmond VA 23234 · Davee Gardens
    Nov 6, 2026City record →
  • 1410 N 31st St Richmond VA 23223 · Church Hill North
    Nov 6, 2026City record →
  • 3019 Griffin Ave Richmond VA 23222 · Brookland Park
    Nov 6, 2026City record →
  • 1909 Hopkins Road Apt M Richmond VA 23224 · Cofer
    Nov 6, 2026City record →
  • 612 Overbrook Road Richmond VA 23222 · Northern Barton Heights
    Nov 6, 2026City record →
  • 3317 Mike Road Richmond VA 23234 · Davee Gardens
    Nov 6, 2026City record →
  • 1909 Hopkins Road Apt K Richmond VA 23224 · Cofer
    Nov 6, 2026City record →
  • 823 E Main St Apt A119 Richmond VA 23219 · Central Office
    Nov 6, 2026City record →
  • 1227 Rennie Ave Richmond VA 23227 · Sherwood Park
    Nov 5, 2026City record →
  • 905 N 29th St Richmond VA 23223 · Church Hill North
    Nov 5, 2026City record →
  • 423 N Davis Ave Richmond VA 23220 · The Fan
    Nov 5, 2026City record →
  • 3115 Lamb Ave Richmond VA 23222 · Brookland Park
    Nov 5, 2026City record →
  • 3115 Lamb Ave Richmond VA 23222 · Brookland Park
    Nov 5, 2026City record →
  • 3024 Lamb Ave Richmond VA 23222 · Brookland Park
    Nov 5, 2026City record →
  • 1311 Hull St Apt 101 Richmond VA 23224 · Manchester
    Nov 5, 2026City record →
  • 3919 Rusk Ave Richmond VA 23234 · Walmsley
    Nov 4, 2026City record →
  • 2715 Hanes Ave Richmond VA 23222 · Northern Barton Heights
    Nov 4, 2026City record →
  • 3409 Florida Ave Richmond VA 23222 · North Highland Park
    Nov 4, 2026City record →
  • 1224 Parkwood Ave Richmond VA 23220 · The Fan
    Nov 4, 2026City record →
  • 2709 Grove Ave Richmond VA 23220 · The Fan
    Nov 4, 2026City record →
  • 101 W Broad St Richmond VA 23220 · Monroe Ward
    Nov 4, 2026City record →
  • 4304 Warwick Road Richmond VA 23234 · Hickory Hill
    Nov 4, 2026City record →
  • 101 W Broad St Richmond VA 23220 · Monroe Ward
    Nov 2, 2026City record →
  • 3314 Mike Road Richmond VA 23234 · Davee Gardens
    Nov 2, 2026City record →

How this is measured

  • Definition. A “confirmed violation” is a City code-enforcement building inspection whose recorded status contains “In Violation,” over the trailing 24 months, dated by the date the inspection was conducted and located by the property's neighborhood. We use the inspection record — not the code-case status — because a case's headline status (e.g. “Closed (Compliant)”) hides violations that were found and later fixed.
  • Sub-types. The filter buttons are the City's own inspection case type. “Site Inspection - Code” is a generic bucket the City uses for most code inspections and accounts for roughly three-quarters of violations — it does not describe the specific problem. The descriptive types (Environmental, Defective Maintenance, Unsafe/Unfit) resolve the rest; one small zoning type (“Zoning Code Case”) is included for completeness. “Site Inspection - Zoning” is excluded — Richmond Planning & Development Review told us (2026-07-08) that inspectors don't apply it consistently, so it isn't a reliable signal here.
  • Counts (all sub-types). 4,106 distinct properties · 14,781 inspection events · 5,298 code cases · 141 neighborhoods, over Nov 13, 2024 – Nov 12, 2026. Last refreshed November 13, 2026. The headline leads with distinct properties; inspection events are the secondary figure. A property cited under more than one sub-type is counted once in “All sub-types” but appears under each type it was cited for.
  • This signal starts in November 2022. Our link between code cases and their inspections does not extend earlier, so this is not a long-run history.
  • Recent months undercount. The most recent 3 months are still accruing (re-inspection and status-flip lag) and are marked incomplete on the chart.
  • The rate is a rough normalizer. “Per 1,000 parcels” divides by every parcel in a neighborhood (residential, commercial, and vacant alike), not by housing units, so it is a size adjustment, not a precise per-home rate. Neighborhoods with very few parcels can swing on small numbers.
  • We do not rank “worst.” Counts reflect both how many properties exist and how actively an area was inspected. We present the data and the methodology and leave interpretation to the reader.

Source: the City of Richmond's EnerGov code-enforcement inspection records. A confirmed violation is an inspection the City marked “In Violation” within a code-enforcement case. Figures are recomputed from the full record set on each refresh; each record links to the City's own page. City-staff inspector names are never shown.