Informational Session Goal: This session will introduce and discuss the NOF ARPA opportunity in detail, present information outlined in the information packet
(NOFA), and answer participant questions regarding the funding opportunity.
News & Events
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Documents
4094 Duane RFP 07.24.2024
2017 AP Amendment MCM and Property Acquisitions Ad
HRD 2022 Annual Report
Inclusionary Housing Report, July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022
2021 HRD Annual Report
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About HRD
Information about HRD's mission, goals, divisions, and staff.
Homelessness
Homelessness resources for Residents and Non-Profits
Affordable Housing
The City of Detroit is committed to ensuring that quality housing is available and affordable for families of all incomes.
Homeowners
Information for Detroit residents seeking home repair resources and other tools to improve access to clean, safe, and decent housing.
Seniors who are interested may apply on the Detroit Housing Network's website at
Housing Development
Information for individuals and firms seeking development opportunities in Detroit
Grant program for the rehabilitation of residential duplexes and triplexes and Free Training Resources
Division within the Housing and Revitalization Department that connects private developers to public financing instruments and other resources.
Nonprofits and Community Groups
Information for and about nonprofit organizations that partner with HRD to make investments in public services and facilities.
Economic Development programs and opportunities within HRD like Grow Detroit’s Young Talent (GDYT) and Community Based Development Organization (CBDO) application
Neighborhood Improvement Fund for the Neighborhood Beautification Program
NOF / ARPA grant will fund beneficiaries to provide direct relief to low-to-moderated income Detroiters who are “impacted” and “disproportionately impacted” by the pandemic
Highlighting the Neighborhood Opportunity Fund, application process, and the current and previous subrecipients of the Neighborhood Opportunity Fund awards
HUD Programming and Information
Information about programs and funds through U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Information about the Housing and Revitalization Department (HRD) Section 3 Program in the City of Detroit.
In response to the national foreclosure and subprime lending crisis, in July 2008, Congress enacted the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008.
Archives
Reports, studies, and other relevant documents and resources about HRD programs and initiatives.
Public Notices
Public Notices and Ads
Office of Immigrant Affairs
The Office of Immigrant Affairs (OIA) helps immigrants integrate into the community and promotes economic development within immigrant communities across Detroit. OIA works to support new and existing immigrant communities and residents by creating programs and ensuring access to resources and programs. In collaboration with federal, state, and local governing bodies, nonprofit organizations, and community stakeholders, OIA cultivates the efforts in making Detroit a welcoming city for immigrants and existing residents alike.
Social services, Employment & Entrepreneurial Services, Cultural Organizations...
City & State Resources, Resources for Immigrants, Entrepreneurial & Employment Support
University law clinics or organizations that have continuously worked with immigrant communities in assisting with their legal status...
Start or Grow Your Business, Small Business and Start-Up Incubators, Business Development and Support Institutions
Detroit Department of Transportation, Detroit People Mover, Parking Tickets in the City of Detroit
Contractors
Contractors
Strategic Plans, Reports and Data
Strategic Plans, Reports and Data
A plan to save and renovate every vacant house possible, eliminate the blight from those that can’t be saved, and stimulate the growth of Detroit companies employing Detroit residents in the constr
The City of Detroit and its partners in the homelessness response system are creating a five-year strategic system improvement plan to reduce homelessness in the City of Detroit.
Renters
Tenant rights and related services
Homebuyers
Homebuyers
The City of Detroit’s Down Payment Assistance Program is funded through $6 million from the American Rescue Plan Act.