www.houstontx.gov > Housing and Community Development Department

Housing and Community Development Department

Mission

The Housing and Community Development Department's (HCDD) mission is to provide leadership in the preservation, revitalization and improvement of Houston's low and moderate-income neighborhoods by:

  1. Expanding the supply of safe, quality, affordable housing;
  2. Improving the infrastructure;
  3. Providing financial inducement to encourage economic development; and
  4. By providing the social and other supportive
    services necessary for viable neighborhoods.

To maximize results, HCDD leverages financial and other resources with those from the public, private and non-profit sectors for the benefit of the citizens of Houston.

Housing Dept. Director Richard Celli


Employee Spotlight

Flora Garcia

Flora Garcia is a housing counselor in the single-family production section. A truly great employee, her 21 years as a counselor and community liaison have been responsible for the training and administration of Housing's personnel and resolving countless homeowner crises. Her supervisors continually refer to her performance as "outstanding." What follows is but a partial list of her recognitions. More ...

Houston Homeline Logo


Administrative Guidlelines for the Homebuyer Assistance Program (revised 05.05. 2006) -- .doc or .pdf

The City of Houston (City) Housing and Community Development Department (HCDD) has designed the Homebuyer Assistance Program (HAP).

 

Location:
Housing Community Development Department
601 Sawyer, 1st Floor Conference Room
Houston, TX 77007

Time:
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Date:
Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Audience:
Bank Lenders, Mortgage Lenders, Mortgage Brokers, Realtors and Builders

RSVP:
Limited Seating. Please RSVP to:
hcd.hapworkshop@cityofhouston.net

 




PUBLIC NOTICE

HCDD EVENTS 2007


David Mincberg, Special Assistant to the Mayor, Multi-Family Housing, announced the opening of the Neighborhoods to Standard Affordable Rental Housing RFP, effective immediately. Applications will be accepted until May 1, 2007.

Click Here for Affordable Rental Housing Process


Due to the current backlog of applications already on hand, we are unable to accept additional applications for the Single Family Home Repair Program at this time.

After completing a review of the waiting list, there are still too many applications pending to begin accepting new applications for home repair. The Housing Department is asking citizens to be patient while the waiting list is cleared and revisions are being made to the Single-Family Home Repair Program. Some of our goals are to clear out the current waiting list, make certain modifications to the home repair program, and be in position to provide services to more citizens in a timely fashion. Our website will be updated to keep citizens informed.

As a result of environmental concerns, the Housing and Community Development Department has determined that properties located in the floodway, 100-year floodplain, and/or with unacceptable noise levels will not be eligible for participation in the CDBG funded

Henry Hadnot, Assistant Director

 

Citizensnet Logo

Would you like to receive periodic e-mails on important City issues of interest to you and your neighborhood? If so, please click the graphic above and register with CitizensNet today. Register Now!