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NYS HOME Program | Homes and Community Renewal The New York State HOME Program is administered by the New York State Housing Trust Fund Corporation (HTFC) and uses federally allocated HOME Investment Partnership Program funds to expand the supply of decent, safe, and affordable housing within the State.
The NYS HOME Program funds a variety of activities to acquire, rehabilitate, or construct affordable housing, or to provide assistance to low-income home-buyers or renters through partnerships with counties, towns, cities, villages, private developers, and community-based non-profit housing organizations.
Funds are distributed in accordance with the State's Consolidated Plan and are federally regulated through 24 CFR Part 92 which set forth all requirements for HOME such as formula allocations, eligible activities, matching funds, qualifications as affordable housing, community housing development organizations (CHDOs) certification, and compliance with other federal requirements.
Units of local government, not-for-profit corporations, Public Housing Authorities, for-profit or non-profit developers, or Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDO) that can demonstrate the capacity to develop and operate a qualifying program or project, show local market need, and has been in existence providing recent and relevant residential housing services to the community for at least one year prior to application may be eligible to apply for HOME funding either as a direct recipient or local program administrator.
Jurisdictions that receive HOME program funding directly from the federal government are generally eligible but may be required to contribute their own HOME resources to the program or project. All areas of the State are eligible. HOME Program funds in general may be used to assist households with incomes at or below 80 percent of area median income.
Rental projects must serve households with incomes at or below 60 percent of the area median income. All HOME projects must remain affordable for a period of between 5 to 20 years depending on the activity and amount of HOME funds invested.
HOME Program funds may be used to pay for acquisition, rehabilitation, and/or construction, including programs detailed below for homeowner rehabilitation, homebuyer down payment assistance, manufactured home replacement, and tenant-based rental assistance. Certain related soft costs and administrative and planning costs can also be paid with HOME funds. All HOME-assisted units must meet the NYS code at completion.
Most HOME activities are subject to a Period of Affordability (POA) dependent upon the HOME funds invested and the activity performed. Fifteen percent of each HOME allocation to NYS must be reserved for qualified community housing development organizations (CHDO). HOME funds are subject to the federal regulations set forth in 24 CFR Part 92.
HTFC may, at its sole discretion, directly fund eligible HOME activities that demonstrate need and viability. Eligible partners may submit a project summary and preliminary budget to [email protected] for consideration. Requests must explain why the proposal cannot be served by current HOME activities or funding rounds being offered in addition to demonstrating HOME eligibility, need, and timing/schedule.
Questions about the HOME Program can be submitted to the HOME mailbox [email protected] Grant Administrative Plans Admin Plans HOME General Admin Plan Homeownership Assistance Admin Plan Housing Rehabilitation Admin Plan Manufactured Housing Replacement Admin Plan Tenant Based Rental Assistance Admin Plan Homebuyer Development Projects Admin Plan Program Forms and Documents File Checklists Project Checklist Workbook Program Checklist Workbook Budget Workbook Home Budget Workbook Setup & Completion IDIS Setup Completion Workbook Disbursement Documents HOME Disbursement Request Workbook PAR Staff Admin PAR Staff Costs of Project Delivery PAR TBRA Project Delivery Written Agreements Homeownership Assistance Written Agreement Housing Rehabilitation Written Agreement Manufactured Housing Replacement Written Agreement TBRA Owners Written Agreement TBRA Tenant Written Agreement TBRA Tenancy Addendum TBRA Security Deposit Assistance Tenancy Addendum TBRA Rental Contract Amendment Template Homebuyer Development Written Agreement - Grant Enforcement Mortgage Homebuyer Development Written Agreement - Restrictive Covenant Property Standards NYS HOME Program Rehabilitation Standards For One to Four Unit Structures HOME LPA Property Standards Attestation Form Homeownership Design Standards for Homebuyer Development Projects Homebuyer Development - Construction Document Submission Requirements Tips for partnering with Weatherization HOME Security Instruments and Related Documents HOME Security Instruments Affidavit Exemption Security Instrument Chart by Activity Homeownership Assistance & Homebuyer Development Enforcement Mortgage Homeownership Assistance Coop Enforcement Note and Security Agreement Homeownership Assistance & Homebuyer Development Restrictive Covenant Housing Rehabilitation Enforcement Mortgage Manufactured Home Replacement Enforcement Mortgage Manufactured Home Replacement or Rehabilitation Grant Enforcement Mortgage for Coop Manufactured Home Replacement or Rehabilitation in Park Security Agreement Manufactured Home Replacement or Rehabilitation in Park Grant Agreement Manufactured Home Replacement or Rehabilitation in Park Recognition Agreement UCC e-Filing Process Repayment of HOME Note and Mortgage Returned Funds Procedure and Worksheet HTFC Repayment Cover Sheet NYS HOME Local Program Resale-Recapture Policy Satisfaction of HOME Note and Mortgage HOME Satisfaction Policy & Request Subordination of HOME Note and Mortgage HOME Note & Mortgage Subordination Policy & Request Assumption of HOME Note and Mortgage HOME Note and Mortgage Assumption Policy & Request Authorized Signature Form Form 9-1 Federal Assistance Expenditure (FAE) Form 9-1 FAE Instructions HOME & CDBG Anti-displacement Relocation Plan HTFC Direct Deposit Form Lead-Based Paint Calculation Worksheet for Federal Rehab Assistance HOME Local Program Schedule Contractor Agreement Template Bid Solicitation Log Pre-Construction Meeting Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan - HOME Homebuyer Development Long Form Conflict Of Interest Disclosure Form Conflict Of Interest Waiver Request Form Photo Release Form The following links are intended to direct grantees to HOME-related information needed to administer awards.
The Office of Community Renewal assumes no responsibility for assuring the accuracy of information obtained from outside sources. HOME Income Limits CPD Income Calculator HOME Rent Limits HOME Value Limits HOME Information The Tier 2 Technical Manual is to be utilized as a reference guide by non-profit recipients who have received HOME LPA funding.
Please reference the manual that corresponds with your SHARS ID Fiscal Year (2023, 2024, etc.). The manual does not apply to HOME recipients that are units of local government and does not apply to Homebuyer Development recipients. 2023 Tier 2 Technical Manual 2024 Tier 2 Technical Manual 2025 Tier 2 Technical Manual Homebuyer Development Application Webinar April 22, 2026: https://youtu.
be/mdbLDF2RvD8 Homebuyer Development Application Webinar - Part 1 Homebuyer Development Application Webinar - Part 2 - May 12, 2026 HOME Homebuyer Development - Application Webinar - Part 2 Slides Homebuyer Development Example Budget Tabs HOME Program Overview & Outreach May 27, 2023: https://youtu.
be/Vp0t5HV25lY HOME & CDBG Workshop April 2024 NYS HOME Tenant-Based Rental Assistance Training: Webinar Recording , Presentation Slides 2026 NYS HOME Local Funding Round Is Open Applications may be submitted through the Community Development Online (CDOL) application system using the materials below. The application deadline is 4pm Thursday September 17, 2026 at which time the funding round will close.
Questions may be submitted to [email protected] Application materials and resources 2026 HOME Local RFA 2026 HOME Program Application Instructions HOME Local Budget Workbook HOME Local Program Schedule Grant Verification Form Applicant Certification Form Community Development Online FY2026 HOME Application Presentation Power Point Presentation PDF: FY2026 HOME Application Presentation Video Recording: FY2026 HOME Application Presentation 2025 Strengthening Your HOME Application: Support for New and Emerging Applicants Presentation Recording Presentation PDF 2026 Homebuyer Development Open Funding Round The 2026 Homebuyer Development Open Funding Round will start to accept applications on May 1st, 2026 and the funding round will close on October 30th, 2026.
Applications will be reviewed and funding decisions made on a rolling basis until all eligible applications are exhausted or all funds are committed, whichever is first. All applicants must complete a technical assistance meeting with HOME staff prior to submitting an application. Applicants that have not completed a technical assistance meeting will not be eligible for funding.
Requests for a technical assistance meeting can be made by emailing [email protected] and must include a completed Pre-Application Technical Assistance form. Questions can be submitted to [email protected] .
Pre-Application Technical Assistance Consultation Form 2026 Homebuyer Development Application Workbook 2026 Homebuyer Development Summary Sheet 2026 Homebuyer Development NOFA 2026 Homebuyer Development Request for Applications (RFA) Homebuyer Development Project and Homebuyer Underwriting Guidelines Homebuyer Development Project Flow Chart CHDO Certification Documents Application for CHDO Certification CHDO Board Roster CHDO Board Member Certification Public Official or Government Employee CHDO Board Member Certification Low-Income Representatives 2025 HOME Awards 2024 HOME Awards 2023 HOME Awards 2022 HOME Awards Scroll back to the top of the page
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Units of local government, not-for-profit corporations, Public Housing Authorities, for-profit or non-profit developers, or Community Housing Development Organizations (CHDOs). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for HOME Homebuyer Development Open Funding Round are due October 30, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
HOME Homebuyer Development Open Funding Round is funded by New York State Homes and Community Renewal (HCR). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New York. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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