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:
A new law is now effective that exempts most single-family properties from the requirements of the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act of 1980 (TOPA). This workshop, sponsored by the Rental Conversion and Sale Division (CASD) of the DC Department of Housing and Community Development, will explain the law’s provisions to tenants, landlords and other housing providers.
The DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) receives federal funding for policies and programs in:
Each fiscal year, it develops an "Action Plan" on the best uses of federal resources and as part of that process seeks public input.
The public hearing is conducted to ensure that all citizens are informed about the selling of the properties identified above and have the opportunity to publicly present their views concerning the impending sale.
To attend this meeting, please pre-register HERE.
Event Includes Kickoff of 2018 Mayor Marion S. Barry Summer Youth Employment Program.
Garden’s Focus on Meditation and Relaxation to Promote Health and Wellness
Garden’s Focus on Meditation and Relaxation to Promote Health and Wellness
DC Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) will hold a public hearing on the property sale that will transform 809-813 Kennedy Street, NW in the Brightwood Park neighborhood of Ward 4 into affordable housing for seniors.
Read about DHCD's GRAND 10th Anniversary of the Annual DC Housing Expo and Home Show and other June Housing Bloom activities.
Join Mayor Muriel Bowser, NHT-Enterprise and IBF Development for a ground-breaking celebration for Liberty Place Apartments on Friday, June 22 at 11am. When completed in early 2020, Liberty Place will provide 71 units of affordable housing in the growing Mount Vernon Triangle Neighborhood.
