FFY2025-SFY2026 HOME Owner Occupied Housing Rehabilitation supports Arizona homeowners by funding home rehabilitation and reconstruction, with a focus on improving housing and helping residents remain in their homes.
Funder: Arizona Department of Housing
Due Dates (Anticipated): May 2027 (application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Approximately $6 million available; grants up to $825,000, including administration
Summary: Supports rehabilitation and reconstruction of owner-occupied homes in Arizona through the HOME Investment Partnerships Program.
Key Information: Each eligible applicant may submit one project.
The Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH) funds owner-occupied housing rehabilitation through the federal HOME Investment Partnerships Program. Assistance also covers reconstruction, including replacement of manufactured housing or stick-built homes. The program aims to improve existing housing while helping residents remain in their homes.
ADOH selects projects competitively. Scoring favors projects serving very-low-income households and other priority populations, manufactured housing, and rural areas outside Community Development Block Grant entitlement areas. Project readiness, organizational capacity, and leverage also affect scoring. The notice operates within ADOH’s State Housing Fund framework, which describes eligible activities, beneficiaries, and application thresholds.