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Housing Resources

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provides annual grants on a formula basis to entitled cities, urban counties and states to develop viable urban communities by providing decent housing and a suitable living environment, and by expanding economic opportunities, principally for low- and moderate-income persons.

HOUSING RESOURCES
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Owner-Occupied One-Time Emergency Repair Loans, Neighborhood Improvement Loans, Multi-Unit Housing Loans, Facade Improvement Loans, Housing Rehabilitation Loans
HOME Investment Partnership Grant
Program Administration, Home Purchase Downpayment Assistance, Rehabilitation or New Construction Financing Assistance, Site acquisition or improvement for construction of low-moderate income housing.

SUPPLEMENTAL RESOURCES
American Dream Down Payment Initiative
First Time Homebuyer Down Payment Financial Assistance
CAL Home
Down Payment Financial Assistance, Housing Rehabilitation Loans
Redevelopment Set-Aside Funds
Affordable Housing Development of low-income units
Strong Neighborhood Initiative (SNI)
Affordable Housing, Neighborhood Improvements, Special Projects

For specific program guidelines, click on the titles below or contact the Housing Department at (209) 937-8539 or via email at housing@ci.stockton.ca.us

Recent Accomplishments

Completed construction of a 21-unit Marquis Place Apartment complex on June 4, 2008.

Completed construction of a 70-unit Villa Montecito Apartment complex for person with low-income.

Began rehabilitation of the 90-unit Kentfield Apartment complex in September 2008.

Began rehabilitation of the 46-unit Villa Monterey Apartment complex.

Provided $20.6M in Strong Neighborhoods Initiative funds to non-profit developers to acquire and rehabilitate the Kentfield and Park Monterey Apartments, acquire the Mariposa Road Property, and to build the Wysteria Apartments. Approximately 274 affordable housing units will ultimately result from these projects.

Completed a combined total of 41 Down Payment Assistance and Housing Assistance (rehabilitation, reconstruction, emergency repair) projects.

Completed reconstruction of the CDBG funded Edna Gleason Park project in fall 2006. The park is an integral part of a six-block master plan revitalization effort in the Gleason Park Neighborhood.

2008/2009 Goals

Complete rehabilitation of 44-unit Villa Monterey Apartment complex by December 2008.

Begin construction of the 95-unit Mercy Apartment complex in the Gleason Park neighborhood by early 2009.

Begin construction of the 16-unit single-family Vintage Plaza townhome project in the Gleason Park neighborhood by Spring 2009.

Complete construction of 65-unit Wysteria Apartment complex by mid-Spring 2009.

Complete 14 Housing Rehabilitation and Down Payment Assistance projects and 18 Emergency Repair, Neighborhood Improvement, and Senior Grant projects by June 2009.

Future Planned Projects

Community of All Nations

Windstone Cottages

Mariposa Development

Zettie Miller's Haven