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MI Home Program is sponsored by Michigan Municipal League. The MI Home Program supports investment to accelerate housing construction and rehabilitation and promotes updates to local zoning regulations to cultivate thriving communities and stimulate economic vitality.
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MI Home Program - Michigan Municipal League Home | Advocacy | MI Home Program MI Home Program Josh Hartley 2026-05-27T13:28:25-04:00 Partnership over Preemption The MI Home Program will support investment to accelerate housing construction and rehabilitation, while also promoting updates to local zoning regulations that will help cultivate thriving communities and stimulate economic vitality.
The program enables a powerful partnership between the state and local units of government to improve access to attainable housing. Read or download the program proposal documents and watch a press conference announcing the program.
The MI Home Program will result in over 10,000 homes being built or rehabbed, promote significant local zoning changes, and invest in a market-based solution allowing employers to help with their employees’ housing needs. The MI Home Program will create a lasting impact well beyond the five-year funding cycle through the implementation of a statewide revolving loan fund.
This will address financing gaps for housing construction for years to come. The MI Home Program will impact additional building and rehab opportunities in communities across Michigan beyond the scope of this program as updated zoning regulations will apply to all housing projects.
Tell your legislators that preemption is not the solution to the state’s housing crisis; we must partner on a solution that will actually result in more housing being built and rehabbed.
Key Tenets of the Program Investing $160 million annually for five years to stimulate housing investment through four targeted programs that fund updates to zoning regulations in support of housing needs, providing grants to fill the finance gaps when building or rehabbing attainable housing units, creating a revolving loan fund for housing, and continuing to fund the Employer-Assisted Housing Fund.
Promoting local zoning reform and increasing efficiency by encouraging more than a dozen specific housing-related zoning changes and unlocking MI Home Program funds in communities that have made those changes. Eligible properties include a single-unit house, duplex, triplex, and fourplex or unit(s) within; townhouse, row house, condo in a complex/community, dwelling units in a mixed-use structure, and modular homes.
Grants may be awarded to nonprofit developers, land bank authorities, traditional developers, and, in limited cases, an individual. Properties awarded a grant shall be sold or rented to individuals who have an annual income of not more than 120 percent of the Area Median Income.
Developing grant limits, reporting, monitoring, and compliance measures to ensure resources are spent on attainable housing and instituting penalties for when program parameters are not followed. This program achieves what we all desire, builds more homes, and does so by choosing partnership over preemption. Supporters of the MI Home Program Rep.
Emily Dievendorf – HD 77 Rep. John Fitzgerald – HD 83 Rep. Jaime Greene – HD 65 Rep.
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Ziarko, Councilmember, City of Sterling Heights Real Estate, Builders, & Developers Acosta Real Estate & Development The Hallway Group (Mia Hall, Associate Broker) Holmes and Pleasant Grove, LLC Indigo Design + Development The Wagley Group Real Estate Advisors Businesses & Organizations Barry Community Foundation Barry County Chamber & EDA Central Upper Peninsula Planning & Development Regional Commission (CUPPAD) Greater Bridgman Area Chamber and Growth Alliance Hemp for Humanity Foundation Housing Now – Marquette County Michigan Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials Michigan Downtown Association Michigan Historic Preservation Network (MPHN) Michigan Townships Association National Coalition for Community Capital National League of Cities Northern Michigan Chamber Alliance Southeast Michigan Council of Governments Success Mortgage Partners, Inc. Walker-Miller Energy Services Conference of Western Wayne Laken Chapin, Fellow, CEDAM Miguel Clark, CEO, 49022 Hospitality Steven L.
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Lipinski, Executive Director, Recreation Authority of Roseville & Eastpointe Jodi Cole Meyer, Executive Director, Love Your Neighbor of West Michigan Christopher D.
Miller, CEO, National Coalition for Community Capital Qiana Pittman, President, I Am Community Foundation, Inc. Farzad Tafreshi, CEO, Power Circle Management LLC Antoinette Schippers, Former Mayor, City of Cadillac Amanda Scott, Rural Readiness Coordinator, MI Office of Rural Prosperity Nate Scramlin, Redevelopment Services Director, MEDC Jenna Smith, Market Manager, Manpower Emily Soucy, Community Planner, Central UP Planning and Development Mary Jo Vortkamp, Librarian, Detroit Public Library Paul Wade, President, St.
Clair Housing Commission Deborah Wolf, Trustee, Williamston Board of Education Thomas Wyatt, Executive Director, Community Engagement Hub, City of Flint April Young, Writer, Run Amok, Ink This page showcases letters of support and op-eds from municipal leaders and organizations calling for partnership over pre-emption—and for a stronger alliance between the state and local governments to expand access to attainable housing.
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Michigan’s Housing Crisis: Let Communities Lead By Clarence E. Anthony – CEO & Executive Director, National League of Cities The housing affordability crisis is a national challenge, but the most effective solutions start locally. Michigan’s proposed MI Home Program, championed by the Michigan Municipal League, offers a pragmatic and powerful blueprint that other states should consider.
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MI Home Program Media Coverage MML – Michigan Municipal League Proposes Partnership-based Approach to Address the State’s Housing Shortage MML – MI Home Program Press Conference The Metro – Why Michigan doesn’t have enough housing — and how to change that Bridge Michigan – Michigan group pitches $800M affordable housing plan: ‘We have to invest’ Fox 2 Detroit – 10,000 new Michigan homes?
Plan calls for $800M, changes to zoning code to bolster stock Audacy – New $160M plan to solve Michigan housing crisis WSJM – Michigan Municipal League announces initiative to create more housing Michigan Business Network – Joint Statement Supporting the Michigan Municipal League’s “MI Home Program” Housing Proposal Michigan Business Network – Michigan Municipal League Proposes Partnership-Based Approach to Address the State’s Housing Shortage Michigan Advance – Coalition of Michigan legislative, local leaders pitch $160M project to build new, rehab old homes Crain’s Detroit Business – $800M housing plan: Use carrots rather than sticks to incentivize higher-density zoning WWMT News Channel 3 – $800 million five year housing investment plan from lawmakers, advocacy group WNEM 5 – Michigan leaders announce new strategy to boost housing WILX – Michigan leaders announce new strategy to boost housing Resources, Best Practices, and Guidelines to Update Zoning Redevelopment Ready Communities (RRC) Program Code Reform for Better Places Pattern Book Homes for 21st Century Michigan Permit Ready Housing Plans Housing Supply Accelerator Playbook
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local units of government and potentially other entities involved in housing construction, rehabilitation, and zoning reform in Michigan. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $160 million annually for five years (program total, individual grant amounts vary). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was May 27, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
MI Home Program is funded by Michigan Municipal League. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Michigan. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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