Future Projects

Neighborhood Stabilization Efforts in New York City – August 2012

Habitat for Humanity New York City ("Habitat-NYC") has received grant funding from U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD), under the second round of Neighborhood Stabilization Program. Habitat-NYC is seeking to utilize these funds to fund the acquisition, rehabilitation and redevelopment of abandoned and vacant properties as housing, in select communities in Brooklyn. With this announcement we are updating the target geography to delete the following census tracts:

36047027500
36047027900
36047029500
36047029700
36047036502
36047036700
36047036900
36047037100
36047037300
36047037500

Additionally, we are updating our total NSP2 award of $20,604,936 to a total award of $21,004,936. This new award amount represents $400,000 in additional funds awarded to Habitat-NYC.

Neighborhood Stabilization Efforts in New York City – May 2012

Habitat for Humanity New York City ("Habitat-NYC") has received grant funding from U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD), under the second round of Neighborhood Stabilization Program. Habitat-NYC is seeking to utilize these funds to fund the acquisition, rehabilitation and redevelopment of abandoned and vacant properties as housing, in select communities in Brooklyn. With this announcement we are updating the target geography to add census tract 36047034700 in Brooklyn.

Neighborhood Stabilization Efforts in New York City – November 2011

Habitat for Humanity New York City ("Habitat-NYC") has received grant funding from U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD), under the second round of Neighborhood Stabilization Program. Habitat-NYC is seeking to utilize these funds to fund the acquisition, rehabilitation and redevelopment of abandoned and vacant properties as housing, in select communities in Brooklyn. With this announcement we are updating the target geography to remove census tract 36047029500 in Brooklyn and add census tract 36047028100 in Brooklyn.

Please contact Bill Bogdon at bbogdon@habitatnyc.org if you have questions.