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NNRHA December 16, 2025 board meeting package

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of NEWPORT NEWS REDEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING AUTHORITY MEMORANDUM DATE: December 10, 2025 TO: Board of Commissioners FROM: Lysandra M. Shaw, Executive Director ger SUBJECT: Public Housing and Central Office Cost Center Budgets Attached for your review and approval are the public housing budgets and Central Office Cost Center (COCC) budget. The budgets are based on an estimated 98.78% of our eligible subsidy from HUD, consistent with the proration available to the Authority for 2025. REVENUE The projected total housing revenue for the year is $7,346,577, an estimated overall decrease of $92,302 from last year. The projected net operating subsidy of $4,240,963 makes up the bulk of our total revenue and is down $441,344 from last year, due to the demolition of 88 housing units at Marshall Courts and we received the final installment of the Asset Repositioning Fee for Ridley Place in 2025. The net rental revenue collected from tenants projected for this fiscal year is $2,435,342. This is overall, $390,778 more than last year due to more accurate rent forecasting utilizing our current average rents rolls, which is based on current household income. All properties are projected to have occupancy rates of 97-99%. Projected investment income is up significantly due to increased earnings on the VML/VACO Net Asset Value Stable Fund Investments. The current dividend rate averages around 4.09%. The total revenue for all Asset Managed Projects (AMPs) is $7,346,577. This is less than CY25 ($92,302 or 1.2%) mainly because the Authority removed 88 public housing units from inventory. OPERATING COSTS The total estimated operating expense of our public housing properties is $6,853,562 which is an increase of $332,302 over last year鈥檚 budget. We continue to experience increases in the purchase of all goods and services. Expenses for utilities for public housing properties are projected to increase overall by $184,000 which is 10.02% more than last year. This increase is due to increases in
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