HOPE for Homeownership of Single Family Homes

The Department of Housing and Urban Development Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development funded the HOPE for Homeownership of Single Family Homes program (CFDA 14.240) through Project Grants supporting homeownership implementation activities, with the most recent grant award issued on October 1, 2007.

This program is inactive. No grant awards have been disbursed since 2007—nearly nineteen years ago. The portfolio contains 28 total awards spanning 2000 to 2007, with funding concentrated in the initial years (12 awards in 2000, 10 in 2007) and minimal activity in the intervening years (2 in 2002, 1 in 2006). The program funded CPD implementation projects in homeownership development across multiple states including Texas, California, Arizona, New York, and others. All 28 awards were structured as Project Grants. The federal dollars obligated show data integrity issues in the source system; the portfolio reports a negative total of $1,042,454, while individual awards from 2000–2002 show positive obligations ranging from $583 to $146,138, and awards from 2006–2007 show negative values. Typical award magnitudes from the earlier cohort (2000–2002) ranged from approximately $3 thousand to $146 thousand in federal dollars.

Representative awards included Project Grant H395AZ0503IN for Arizona homeownership implementation funded at $60,000 (October 2000); Project Grant H393IL0016IN for Illinois CPD implementation at $146,138 (October 2002); and Project Grant H392AZ0501IN for Arizona implementation at $436,670 (October 2007, the largest recent award).

No recent grant opportunities are posted. Given the program's nineteen-year dormancy and absence of posted solicitations, pursuit of funding under this Assistance Listing is not viable.