The DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) has scheduled one more “Needs Assessment and Fair Housing” hearing to provide opportunities for community input regarding spending priorities using federal entitlement funds and concerns about fair housing.
Seats limited.
Register Early HERE
On April 30, housing and disability District Government agencies have partnered to sponsor the 18th Annual DC Fair Housing Symposium, a city-wide event that seeks to raise awareness about fair housing rights and responsibilities.
The symposium sponsors have developed an impressive list of speakers who will relate first-hand accounts of impediments to fair housing, provide research data on the District’s efforts to ameliorate fair housing impediments and provide a guide on how to best use media outlets to tell the fair housing story.
It’s March & Mayor Bowser is springing into action on housing. Read about the FY20 FairShot Budget, with $200M in new affordablehousing, Workforce investments of $138M in projects and awards for new projects in Wards 4, 5 & 8. See how we are out and about in the community.
You are invited to the Fifth Annual DMPED “March Madness” for a special preview of projects soon to be available to the District’s development community.
At the event, attendees will learn about upcoming solicitation opportunities and can network among the public and private sector of the DC development community.
To attend RSVP HERE
Let's Talk Condos: How to Properly File Structural Defect Warranty Claims
Structural defects are defined as components installed by condominium developers that threaten the safety and stability of a condominium unit or building and require repair, renovation, or replacement.
Condominium associations and unit owners may file warranty claims with the DC Department of Housing and Community Development's (DHCD's) Rental Conversion and Sale Division (CASD) but often have questions about filing requirements.
Ribbon Cutting for The Beacon Center
Mayor Muriel Bowser and District Government officials invite you to the Beacon Center’s Ribbon Cutting.
The Beacon Center offers the neighborhood access to affordable housing and service-oriented amenities that seek to engage its residents and provide opportunity for creative outlets, supportive housing and personal growth.
It is a mixed-use development with 99 housing unit affordable for households at no more than 60% MFI,* in Ward 4.
The DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) is hosting two “Needs Assessment and Fair Housing” hearings that will provide opportunities for community input regarding spending priorities using federal entitlement funds and concerns about fair housing.
The DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) is hosting two “Needs Assessment and Fair Housing” hearings that will provide opportunities for community input regarding spending priorities using federal entitlement funds and concerns about fair housing.
Register for a unique opportunity to discuss with HRA representatives how HRA can best meet your housing needs as a tenant, and help you comply with housing requirements as a housing provider (property owner, landlord, real estate professional). The Let’s Talk Housing Dialogue will cover:
Federal law requires the District to develop a LIHTC Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP) to ensure the selection of projects complies with federal law and addresses, on a priority basis, the District’s housing needs.
DHCD is in the process of drafting its 2019 QAP, and this Questions and Answers Forum is seeking public input on suggestions for the revised plan, based on lessons learned from the 2017 QAP.
