HOME Investment Partnerships Program
The HOME Investment Partnerships Program by Nevada Housing Division funds research-driven affordable housing development, rehabilitation, and assistance for low-income Nevadans.
Funder: Nevada Housing Division
Due Dates: Rolling (Applications accepted year-round; annual allocation cycle)
Funding Amounts: Varies by project and activity; annual HUD allocation to Nevada; funding covers acquisition, construction, rehab, homebuyer, and rental assistance.
Summary: Supports affordable housing development, rehabilitation, and assistance for low-income individuals and families in Nevada.
Key Information: Income and rent limits apply; see HUD guidelines and NHD site for current thresholds.
Description
The HOME Investment Partnerships Program, administered by the Nevada Housing Division (NHD), is a federally funded initiative designed to expand affordable housing opportunities across Nevada. The program provides financial support for the development, ownership, management, and financing of housing for low-income individuals and families. Through partnerships with state and local governments, housing authorities, non-profits, and private developers, the program funds a range of activities including acquisition, new construction, rehabilitation, homebuyer assistance, and tenant-based rental assistance. The goal is to increase the supply of safe, decent, and affordable housing and to support innovative, sustainable solutions to Nevada’s housing needs.
