HPD - Developers

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	Developers Housing production on sites that are government-owned HPD offers opportunities for both for-profit and not-for-profit developers to construct homes and apartments on HPD-owned land and to rehabilitate once-HPD-owned buildings. Learn more about developing on HPD-owned property Learn more about rehabilitating once-HPD-owned buildings or other government-owned property HPD provides low-cost financing and other forms of financial assistance to developers to encourage the creation of affordable housing. HPD does this in conjunction with other housing agencies and private lenders. HPD offers a range of low-cost financing for new construction on privately-owned vacant and underutilized sites and assists with acquisition and predevelopment costs. HPD also offers tax incentive programs for developers and for future and current property owners. In addition, Low Income Housing Tax Credits are awarded annually on a competitive basis to qualified low-income housing developments. Learn more about low-cost financing for work on private sites Learn more about tax incentives Learn more about Low Income Housing Tax Credit Learn more about HPD's Homeownership Marketing Guidelines Learn more about HPD's Rental Marketing Guidelines There is also information for developers to comply with Equal Opportunity and HUD Section 3. Learn more about equal opportunity rules Learn more about labor standards Learn more about HUD Section 3

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