The purpose of this site is to track housing production in support of the Mayor’s goal of producing 36,000 new housing units and 12,000 affordable units by 2025.

State and local governments receiving funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) must submit a fair housing plan to HUD. Instead of creating separate plans, eight communities in the Washington, DC area joined together on a Regional Fair Housing Plan. The draft plan is now available for community input.

The Home Purchase Assistance (HPAP) program provides interest-free loans and closing cost assistance to qualified applicants to purchase single family houses, condominiums, or cooperative units in the District. 

In her FY 22 and 23 budgets, Mayor Bowser provided over $2 million in funding for the establishment of an affordable dwelling unit pilot program.

In her Fiscal Year (FY) 23 budget, Mayor Bowser proposed the establishment of an Heirs Property Assistance Program to assist an estimated 1,000 individuals from multi-generational families in maintaining their family property after the original homeowner passes. The program will provide grants to low-income individuals to pay for legal services necessary to obtain clear legal title to inherited property.

The DC Homeowner Assistance Fund Program uses funding from the American Rescue Plan to provide grants to District Homeowners who have been affected by COVID-19 to help keep their home.

Active and prior solicitations for affordable housing and community development opportunities.