ANCP, TPT-TP & Special Projects RFP
Submission deadline: rolling

This RFQ is for qualified not-for-profit and for-profit organizations to participate in the rehabilitation and management of multifamily residential properties through HPD's Affordable Neighborhood Cooperative Program, Third Party Transfer – Tenant Petition Cooperatives, and other Special Projects. HPD invites qualified individuals and organizations to submit descriptions of their qualifications to rehabilitate and create affordable cooperatives through these programs.

HomeFirst RFQ
Submission deadline: 9/22/2023

HPD is inviting non-profit organizations with experience managing affordable homeownership programs in the City for a government agency or other public sector entity, to submit qualifications demonstrating their interest and ability to perform the activities related to the HPD's HomeFirst Down Payment Assistance Program.

Housing Retention and Stabilization Services RFQ
Release date: October 17, 2023 
Submission Deadline: Rolling

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis and evaluated periodically. HPD maintain a list of qualified Housing Retention and Stabilization Services providers to assist formerly homeless and low-income households in HPD-assisted new construction and preservation projects

Inclusionary Housing Program Administering Agent RFQ
Submission deadline: rolling

HPD is seeking qualified not-for-profit organizations to submit RFQs for the provision of services by an Inclusionary Housing Program Administering Agent.

Mitchell-Lama Property Management RFQ
Submission deadline: rolling

HPD is seeking to identify applicants for consideration as property managers to assume property management responsibilities for Mitchell-Lama developments in HPD's Division of Housing Supervision's portfolio.

Mixed Income Market Initiative RFEI
Submission deadline: February 15, 2024

This RFQ is for qualified not-for-profit and for-profit organizations to develop mixed income housing projects within the five boroughs. HPD invites qualified organizations to apply per the instructions in the RFEI.

Moving On RFP Re-Solicitation
Re-Solicitation RFP Submission deadline: 03/29/2024
Original Re-Solicitation RFP Submission deadline: 03/26/2024
Original RFP Submission deadline: 10/31/2023

HPD seeks the services of a qualified Contractor to expand implementation of Moving On, an existing City program that assists individuals who have stabilized while living in supportive housing and no longer need or want intensive, on-site support to become more self-sufficient and move to independent housing. The program supports tenants throughout the entire move process including providing access to tenant based rental assistance. With a focus on program expansion, capacity building and subcontractor training and financial management, the selected Contractor will provide program informed training, technical assistance and financial administration services that include screening interested not-for-profit agencies that operate permanent supportive housing, on-boarding training cohorts, developing and delivering a training curriculum, and tracking outcomes.

Nevins and Third RFP
Submission deadline: 07/19/2024

The NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) is accepting proposals to develop 100 percent affordable housing on two City-owned lots on the same block in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.

Planning and Development Resources RFQ
Submission deadline: rolling

HPD regularly receives inquiries from non-profits, faith-based organizations, and other private owners who have developable land and a mission-driven interest in providing affordable housing and community facilities, but who lack the required real estate development experience to carry through a deal. Through the Planning and Development Resources RFQ, HPD seeks to provide a list of qualified consultants who can guide such owners through the pre-development and/or construction phases to develop or preserve high-quality, affordable housing or mixed-use projects on their sites.

Preservation Buyer RFQ
Submission deadline: rolling

The objective of this RFQ is to create a resource so that HPD may refer prospective sellers of property, community-based organizations, and others as deemed appropriate to the Qualified List when seeking a Qualified Preservation Buyer who will purchase the property and extend any underlying affordability restrictions.

Property Pathways RFEI
Submission deadline: rolling

This RFEI is for proposals identifying existing vacant or partially vacant buildings in order to provide affordable permanent housing for formerly homeless and other rent-burdened households.

Qualified Marketing Agent RFQ
Submission deadline: rolling

HPD and HDC are seeking to identify entities for consideration as Qualified Marketing Agents to assume the marketing, lease-up, and sales responsibilities for City-sponsored affordable housing in HPD and/or HDC's Marketing Affordability and Oversight Units' portfolio.

Stebbins Avenue RFP
Submission deadline: 05/03/2024

The NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) is accepting proposals to develop 100 percent affordable housing at 1388-1400 Stebbins Avenue, a City-owned property located in Community District 3 in the Bronx.

Supportive Housing RFQ
Initial submission deadline: 06/15/2023

HPD seeks to establish a list of Qualified Supportive Housing Developers (Qualified List) that HPD designates as qualified to develop and construct high-quality supportive housing development projects on sites that will be available for disposition by HPD or other City agency.

351 Powers Avenue RFP
Submission deadline: November 18, 2022

The NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) is accepting proposals to develop 100 percent affordable housing on the undeveloped portion of 351 Powers Avenue, a City-owned property located in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the Bronx.

Edgemere CLT RFEI
Submission deadline: September 24, 2021 (updated from September 10, 2021)

The Edgemere Community Land Trust (CLT) Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) jumpstarts the community's vision for a local community land trust partner able to develop affordable homeownership opportunities and provide for neighborhood management of public open space and resilient land activities.

Housing Ambassador Services RFEI
Submission deadline: November 30, 2021

HPD is seeking qualified community-based organizations to submit a response to the Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) for providing education and services to assist affordable housing seekers in preparing and applying for housing, as well as in providing information to clients about free “Ready to Rent” financial counseling services available through the City Council-designated financial counseling provider, Ariva.

Housing Retention Stabilization Services RFQ
Release date: 01/27/2020 (original release date: 01/14/2019)
Submission deadline: 03/13/2020

HPD is reviewing submissions to establish a list of qualified Housing Retention and Stabilization Services providers that HPD designates as qualified to assist formerly homeless households moving in HPD-assisted new construction projects.

Jersey Street RFP
Submission deadline: February 9, 2024

The NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) is accepting proposals to develop 100 percent affordable housing at 539 Jersey Street, a City-owned property located on the North Shore of Staten Island.

M/WBE RFP Round 2
Submission deadline: 8/12/2021

HPD is currently reviewing proposals to develop 100 percent affordable housing on two City-owned lot in Prospect Heights. This RFP is part of HPD's M/WBE Building Opportunity Initiative, an initiative that seeks to address demonstrated disparities in minority and women-owned business' participation in affordable housing development.

NYCHA NextGen Neighborhoods - La Guardia Houses RFP
Release date: 03/01/2018
Submission deadline: 06/01/2018

NYCHA and HPD are currently reviewing proposals for the development of mixed-income housing at La Guardia Houses. The RFP is the outcome of extensive resident and community stakeholder engagement as part of NYCHA's NextGen Neighborhoods program, which will generate revenue to be reinvested back into the development sites and across NYCHA's portfolio by leveraging a 50-50 split of market-rate and affordable housing units.

The La Guardia Houses RFP is informed by a significant planning and engagement process with NYCHA residents that began in April 2017 and that will continue through developer selection, pre-development, construction and leasing. The project described throughout this RFP reflects the community needs and neighborhood goals NYCHA heard repeatedly in community outreach and canvassing, community visioning workshops, and NYCHA resident engagement meetings. The recommendations identified through this engagement process are captured in the Community Visioning document.

The RFP development site is located on the La Guardia Houses NYCHA campus in Manhattan Community District 3. The development site is approximately 18,000 square feet and bounded by Madison Street, the NYCHA campus and the Little Flower Playground.

Monitor of Housing Development Fund Corporation Cooperatives RFQ
Release date: 11/22/2016
Submission deadline: 01/17/2017

HPD is currently reviewing submissions for qualified not-for-profit and for-profit organizations to participate in the monitoring of Housing Development Fund Corporation (HDFC) cooperatives created through HPD's Affordable Neighborhood Cooperative Program (ANCP), Third Party Transfer (TPT) Tenant Petition Program, and HDFC cooperatives that already exist under the review of HPD's Office of Asset Management and are entering into new regulatory agreements with HPD.

Monitors qualified under this RFQ will appear on a list from which HDFC cooperatives will choose a qualified Monitor. HPD expects to qualify more potential Monitors than available cooperatives. Therefore, some qualified Monitors will not be selected. HPD reserves the right to negotiate with any number of qualified Monitors, accept or reject any or all applications received as a result of the RFQ, or postpone or cancel the RFQ in part or in its entirety.

NextGeneration NYCHA - 100% Affordable Housing Development Sites RFP
Release date: 06/01/2017
Submission deadline: 08/11/2017

NYCHA and HPD are currently reviewing proposals from a Prequalified List (PQL) for NYCHA's 100 Percent Affordable program for Site 4.

Site 4 - Harbor View Terrace, is a parcel (portion of Block 1084, Lot 9) of NYCHA-owned land bounded by West 55th Street, NYCHA's Harborview Terrace Building, West 56th Street, and a six-story commercial building. The goal for Harborview Terrace is to build affordable housing for families.

Project-Based Vouchers RFP

The City of New York Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), Division of Tenant Resources, is reviewing submissions for the awarding of Section 8 Project Based Vouchers (PBVs).

The use of federally-funded Project Based Vouchers is subject to the regulations set forth in 24 CFR 983, as well as the Project Based Housing Assistance Payment Contract (HUD Form HUD 52530B). This RFP is for “newly constructed housing” and “existing housing”  as defined under 24 CFR 983.3 (b).

Primary Prevention Program RFQ
Release date: 02/24/2017
Submission deadline: 03/09/2017

HPD is currently reviewing submissions in response to the Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) for the Lead Hazard Reduction Demonstration Grant of 2017 by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The grant provides funding of HPD's Primary Prevention Program (PPP). PPP offers federally funded grants for lead treatment to owners of single and multifamily buildings constructed prior to 1960.

HPD intends to respond to the grant and will work with Community Based Organization(s) to undertake outreach to local building owners and residents in specific neighborhoods in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens, listed in the RFQ.

Sea View Healthy Community RFEI

Security Deposit Alternatives RFEI
Submission deadline: 9/15/2023

HPD and HDC are seeking to identify entities for consideration as Security Deposit Alternative Providers to offer their alternatives to renters leasing newly-constructed City- and/or HDC-sponsored affordable housing. These Products are financial services that allow renters to pay a portion of their security deposit value instead of the full amount at the time of lease-up.

Shared Equity RFI
Submission deadline: 7/9/2021

The City is reviewing responses and anticipates releasing a subsequent Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) or Request for Proposal (RFP) for shared equity projects, incorporating information gathered through the Shared Equity RFI.

Small Projects Contractor RFQ
Release date: 12/19/2018
Submission deadline: 02/06/2019

HPD requested Statements of Qualification from contractors to perform moderate rehabilitation of affordable housing projects financed by HPD for scopes of work totaling less than $1 million. HPD is prequalifying firms to support small and mid-sized building owners (3-50 units) and low-cost projects to successfully implement needed rehabilitation and energy efficiency work. HPD is particularly looking to support small building owners (between 3-15 units), and expects the bulk of projects that will use the list of prequalified firms to bid out scopes that typically consist of the replacement of 3-4 building systems (i.e. boiler, windows, roof, electrical, façade, plumbing) and total less than $500,000. The objective of this effort is to broaden the pool of qualified firms to work on HPD-financed projects and streamline the building owners' contract and bidding process for smaller moderate rehabilitation projects that HPD finances.

Third Party Transfer Program Round X, Multifamily Preservation Loan Program RFQ
Release date: 03/13/2017
Submission deadline: 04/24/2017

HPD is currently reviewing submissions for the rehabilitation and management of multifamily residential properties through the agency's Third Party Transfer (TPT) Program, Multifamily Preservation Loan Program (MPLP), and Rental Special Project.

HPD expects to qualify more potential developers than available properties. Therefore, some qualified developers will not be selected. HPD reserves the right to negotiate with any number of qualified developers, accept or reject any or all applications received as a result of the RFQ, or postpone or cancel the RFQ in part or in its entirety.