MI Neighborhood
The MI Neighborhood grant from Michigan State Housing Development Authority funds research-driven projects to rehab, build, and revitalize affordable housing and neighborhoods across Michigan.
Funder: Michigan State Housing Development Authority
Due Dates: October 14, 2026
Funding Amounts: Up to $1.5 million per applicant; $30 million total for MIN 4.0; per-unit caps: $40,000 (occupied rehab), $100,000 (new/unoccupied); 24-month project term.
Summary: Flexible grants for Michigan communities to repair homes, build new affordable housing, and revitalize neighborhoods.
Key Information: Only one application per entity per round; individuals cannot apply directly; strong match/leverage requirements.
Description
The Michigan State Housing Development Authority's MI Neighborhood (MIN 4.0) program provides substantial grant funding to local governments, eligible nonprofits, and for-profit developers across Michigan. The program aims to address pressing housing needs by supporting the rehabilitation of occupied homes, the creation of new affordable units, and the revitalization of vacant or underused properties. Funding is structured to align with regional housing strategies and encourages innovative, community-driven solutions to improve housing quality, affordability, and neighborhood vitality.
