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New York Main Street | Homes and Community Renewal Strengthening the economic vitality of New York's traditional Main Streets and neighborhoods New York Main Street provides financial resources and technical assistance to communities to strengthen the economic vitality of the State's traditional Main Streets and neighborhoods.
The New York Main Street grant program provides funds to units of local government, and not-for-profit organizations that are committed to revitalizing historic downtowns, mixed-use neighborhood commercial districts, and village centers.
Main Street grants are revitalizing New York State’s downtowns through targeted commercial/residential improvements such as façade renovations, interior commercial and residential building upgrades, and streetscape enhancements. NYMS funds are not available for building demolition or new construction.
Eligible Applicants for the NYMS Program are Units of Local Government or organizations incorporated under the NYS Not-for-Profit Corporation Law that have been providing relevant service to the community for at least one year prior to application. The Project(s) must be located in an eligible target area.
An eligible target area shall mean an area: (i) that has experienced sustained physical deterioration, decay, neglect, or disinvestment; (ii) has a number of substandard buildings or vacant residential or commercial units; and (iii) in which more than fifty percent of the residents are persons of low income, or which is designated by a state or federal agency to be eligible for a community or economic development program.
Applicants are encouraged to identify well-defined Main Street areas to maximize the impact that the local program will have on the community. There is a preference for funding proposals where contiguous buildings will be assisted, maximizing the impact of the investment.
The proposed activities must be carried out in a program target area of generally no more than three contiguous blocks which has experienced sustained physical deterioration, decay, neglect, or disinvestment, and has a number of substandard buildings or vacant residential or commercial units. Building Renovation: Matching grants may be awarded to building owners for renovation of mixed-use buildings.
Building Renovation grant funds are used to renovate facades, storefronts and commercial interiors, with additional funding available for direct assistance to residential units. Streetscape enhancement funds are available for activities that enhance the renovation projects on a corridor such as planting trees, installing permanent fixtures such as street furniture and trash cans.
A streetscape enhancement grant will only be awarded as an activity ancillary to a building renovation project and cannot be applied for on its own. Downtown Anchor: Matching grants may be awarded to a building owner for renovation of a standalone, single site project. NYMS Downtown Anchor grant funds are used for interior and/or exterior building renovations.
These funds are intended to help establish or expand cultural, residential or business anchors that are key to local revitalization efforts through substantial renovations. Downtown Anchor projects should be “shovel ready” at the time of application.
Technical Assistance : Grants are available to assist projects that will directly improve a community’s capacity or readiness to administer a future New York Main Street building renovation program.
General Grant Administration General Grant Administration NYMS Program Guide NYMS Administrative Plan Sample Template LPA & Property Owner Grant Agreement Project Photo Release Form HTFC HCR Returned Funds Coversheet Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form EEO, M/WBE & SDVOB EEO, M/WBE & SDVOB Contractor Bid Solicitation Plan MWBE & EEO Template Policy Statement Bid Solicitation Log Good Faith Efforts Guide Certification of Good Faith Efforts Form (CONST-4) Affirmation of Income Payment to MBE/WBE or SDVOB (CONST-3) Commitment & Disbursement of NYMS Funds Commitment & Disbursement of NYMS Funds Commitment & Disbursement Procedures Designation of Depository for Direct Deposit of Funds Form Authorized Signature Form Project Setup/Completion Form Disbursement Request Form Project Detail Sheet Administrative Funds Detail Sheet Project Commitment Log Property Maintenance Declaration Property Maintenance Declaration Declaration Instructions NYMS Declaration Environmental Review Environmental Review Environmental Compliance Handbook Environmental Compliance Checklist Environmental Review Program Description Form Smart Growth Criteria Form HCR Historic Preservation Worksheet SHPO Electronic Project Submission Guide Lead Based Paint Procedures Recorded Webinar (Approx.
1 hour) Lead Based Paint Procedures Presentation File Maintenance File Maintenance File Maintenance Checklist 1 - General Program Files File Maintenance Checklist 2 - Project/Building Files Municipal Resolution Template OCR Applicant Certifications Vendor Responsibility Questionnaire Consolidated Funding Application (CFA) 2026 New York Main Street (NYMS) Program Application Training 2026 NYMS Application Training Webinar Part I – Thursday, June 11, 2026 10:00 am This presentation will provide an overview of the New York Main Street program, eligible activities, application process, and how to determine applicant, target area, and project eligibility.
Presentation PDF: 2026 NYMS Application Training - Part I Video Presentation: NYS HCR 2026 New York Main Street Application Training - Part I 2026 NYMS Application Training Webinar Part II – Thursday, June 25, 2026 10:00 am This presentation will provide a more detailed discussion of the New York Main Street program and application process.
We will review the content of the 2026 NYMS application and provide tips on preparing a competitive application including identifying common deficiencies in unsuccessful applications. All applicants submitting a 2026 Consolidated Funding Application (CFA) should participate.
Presentation PDF: 2026 NYMS Application Training - Part II Video Presentation: NYS HCR 2026 New York Main Street Application Training - Part II Applications must be submitted by Friday, July 31, 2026, by 4:00 pm.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Units of Local Government or organizations incorporated under the NYS Not-for-Profit Corporation Law that have been providing relevant service to the community for at least one year prior to application. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
New York Main Street is funded by New York State Homes and Community Renewal. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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