2026-10-13 9:47 AM

Non-Profit Gets Funding for Miller House Project

City Attorney Carol McCoskrie, City Manager Wyatt Shields, a local attorney, and Community Residences President and CEO Arthur Ginsberg. (Photo: City of Falls Church)

Community Residences, Inc., an Arlington non-profit that was conveyed the formerly-City of Falls Church-owned Miller House on N. Washington St. to meet the needs of low-income individuals with developmental difficulties, announced Tuesday that they’ve been chosen to receive a portion of $6.5 million in affordable and special housing needs loans authorized by Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam last week for its Miller House project.

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