Falls Church officials this week sketched out more details in what would be the largest affordable-housing effort in city history.
“What you’ve laid out today is really exciting,” said Jim Coyle, vice chair of the city’s Economic Development Commission, at a March 2 joint work session between that body, the City Council and Planning Commission.
It was the first joint gathering of the three bodies in relation to Virginia Village, a 20-building, 81-unit apartment complex that city officials eye as the location of a future affordable-housing compound that could include hundreds of units…