Community Meeting on Fair Housing Issues
DHCD is working on a fair housing analysis of the District area. Your views and experiences will help us understand and find solutions for fair housing issues.
DHCD is working on a fair housing analysis of the District area. Your views and experiences will help us understand and find solutions for fair housing issues.
DHCD is working on a fair housing analysis of the District area. Your views and experiences will help us understand and find solutions for fair housing issues.
Plan to attend this pre-bid meeting if you want to participate in an online auction that will dispose of vacant spaces in the inventory of the DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) as announced during March Madness.
Limited Spaces. Register HERE Early!!!
A Celebration of Housing and Community Development
This all-day event celebrates “National Homeownership Month,” as promoted by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The Expo also has a District-centered theme of “June Housing Bloom,” which recognizes how the District produces and preserves affordable housing, spurs development in underserved communities and ensures that residents of all backgrounds can afford to live and thrive in the city.
DHCD is working on a fair housing analysis of the District area. Your views and experiences will help us understand and find solutions for fair housing issues.
DHCD is working on a fair housing analysis of the District area. Your views and experiences will help us understand and find solutions for fair housing issues.
DHCD is working on a fair housing analysis of the District area. Your views and experiences will help us understand and find solutions for fair housing issues.
DHCD is working on a fair housing analysis of the District area. Your views and experiences will help us understand and find solutions for fair housing issues.
Join us at the Maycroft Apartments Ribbon Cutting – this property is an affordable housing preservation project with 64 units that will serve families and individuals making no more than 60% MFI*, in Ward 1.
RSVP HERE
The District of Columbia's rent control law sets limits on the amount and frequency of rent increases—and gives tenants the right to challenge them. But housing providers and tenants first need to know how the law operates, to include understanding the process for preparing and filing annual adjustments of general applicability and vacancy increases.
This workshop is presented by the Rental Accommodations Division (RAD) of the DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) will explain these requirements in detail.