Housing Policy & Disputes Analyst

City of Alexandria, VA; Alexandria (VA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

The Housing Analyst in the Landlord-Tenant Division of the Office of Housing helps to plan, develop, and implement housing projects, policies and programs that contribute to the Housing Master Plan targets and strategies.

Examples include stakeholder engagement and communication; conducting data analysis and reporting; and participating in housing programs that support low-to-moderate income individuals and families in the City of Alexandria.

Qualifications

• Four-year college degree and three years of experience in affordable housing, urban studies/planning, public or business administration, community development, or related field.
• Bilingual in English and Spanish preferred.

Responsibilities

• Receives, investigates, and facilitates resolution of landlord-tenant disputes using housing laws and regulations.
• Helps residents and landlords understand rights, responsibilities, and resources.
• Participates in implementing the Housing 2040 Plan with other divisions.
• Ensures citywide communications and relocation assistance with support from Housing Program Manager.
• Builds partnerships with tenants, property owners, developers, associations, ARHA, and other agencies.
• Works with the Project Based Rental Assistance Program inquiries from participants.
• Creates educational materials and trainings for tenants, landlords, and partners.
• Prepares staff reports, recommendations, and documents for City leadership.
• Serves as staff liaison to boards, commissions, or committees as assigned.
• Performs related communications, analytical, and administrative work as required.

Skills

Data analysis

Stakeholder engagement

Oral and written communication

Bilingual English/Spanish

Education

Four-year college degree

Job description

The Housing Analyst in the Landlord-Tenant Division of the Office of Housing helps to plan, develop, and implement housing projects, policies and programs that contribute to the Housing Master Plan targets and strategies.

Examples include stakeholder engagement and communication; conducting data analysis and reporting; and participating in housing programs that support low-to-moderate income individuals and families in the City of Alexandria.