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We ensure access to decent and affordable housing options in thriving neighborhoods across the city.
The Housing and Revitalization Department sustains and grows neighborhoods that are inclusive of quality affordable housing opportunities for all, and economic opportunity through management of federal housing, economic, and community development funding, steering local housing policy, and maintaining and creating mixed-income and mixed-use housing opportunities through transformational developments by leveraging public and private partnerships.
The Neighborhood Services team of the Housing and Revitalization Department will conduct a live Zoom Best Practices Webinar for the CDBG/Neighborho
The City of Detroit invites homeless service provider organizations to submit proposals for projects to be funded by the 2020-2021 Homelessness Sol
Mayor Mike Duggan announced today that the City’s commitment to affordable housing resumes today, as construction will pick back up on six projects
If You Need IMMEDIATE SHELTER; If You RENT Your Home; If You OWN Your Home; General Financial Resources
City of Detroit Housing and Revitalization Department seeks a vendor to assist in the development of a document relating to the Single Family Housing market
City of Detroit Housing and Revitalization Department CDBG / Neighborhood Opportunity Fund 2020-2021 Application Workshop Presentation
City of Detroit Housing and Revitalization Department Consolidated Plan and Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program General Information
City of Detroit Housing and Revitalization Department 2020-2021 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)/Neighborhood Opportunity Fund (NOF) PUBLIC SERVICE Request for Proposals Information Package
The City of Detroit, through its Housing and Revitalization Department (H&RD) invites all community, human service, and non-profit organizations, i.e. IRS 501(c)(3), etc., who wish
Information about HRD's mission, goals, divisions, and staff.
The Administration and Finance Division of the Housing and Revitalization Department.
The Policy Development and Implementation Division of the Housing and Revitalization Department.
The Community Development Division of the Housing and Revitalization Department.
The Public-Private Partnerships Division of the Housing and Revitalization Department.
The City of Detroit is committed to ensuring that quality housing is available and affordable for families of all incomes.
Eligibility for regulated housing is based on income. “Low-income” is defined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) based on the area median income, or AMI
Housing is generally considered affordable if your housing costs do not exceed 30% of your household’s monthly income.
Information for Detroit residents seeking home repair resources and other tools to improve access to clean, safe, and decent housing.
Information for individuals and firms seeking development opportunities in Detroit
Information for and about nonprofit organizations that partner with HRD to make investments in public services and facilities.
Highlighting the Neighborhood Opportunity Fund, application process, and the current and previous subrecipients of the Neighborhood Opportunity Fund awards
Information about Development Tax Incentive Programs
Information about programs and funds through U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
An ambitious new agenda to revitalize Detroit neighborhoods, create jobs and economic opportunity for Detroit residents and deliver public services that improve quality of life.
In response to the national foreclosure and subprime lending crisis, in July 2008, Congress enacted the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008.
Reports, studies, and other relevant documents and resources about HRD programs and initiatives.
Advertisements and public notices about HRD opportunities and funding.