Riverside County government has a strong commitment to ensure there is an ample supply of affordable and suitable housing made available to all persons, regardless of their economic status or functional ability. The following Riverside County EDA Housing Programs are offered to meet the goal and objectives of the County's Consolidated Plan and Redevelopment Housing.
Neighborhood Stabilization Program
- Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) - The primary objective of NSP is to stabilize neighborhoods in areas with greatest need and stem the decline of house values of neighboring homes. The County offers various programs for certain activities available to public agencies, private non-profit organizations and for-profit organizations to address these needs.
Homeownership
Home Repair – Improving Conditions of Substandard Housing
- Home Repair Loan Program (HRLP) –The HRLP provides one-time loans to qualified low-income homeowners to repair or improve the quality of their homes. The loan is designed to address health and safety issues, Housing Quality Standards (HQS) and improve substandard living conditions within the scope of eligible program repairs.
- Senior Home Repair Grant (SHRG) – The SHR Program provides one-time grants to qualified very low-income senior homeowners (62 years or older) or low-income persons with disabilities of any age to repair or improve their homes within the scope of eligible program repairs. The grant requires that the repairs and address health and safety issues and handicapped accessibility improvements exclusively.
Housing Development – New Construction, Acquisition and Rehabilitation
- Home Investment Partnerships Act (HOME) Program - Intended for builders and developers, the HOME Program is designed to provide development of affordable housing to lower-income households, to expand the capacity of non-profit community housing development organizations (CHDOs), and to strengthen the ability of state and local governments to develop and implement affordable housing strategies towards local needs and priorities. HOME Portfolio of Projects
- Infill Housing Program – The Infill Housing Program, "Build 2005", is designed to promote the development of affordable single-family housing on previously vacant or blighted lots. The program requires the new homes be sold as affordable owner-occupied housing to low-income households with emphasis within the County's Redevelopment Project Areas.
- Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Housing Projects – On an ongoing basis, the RDA solicits proposals from builders and developers to expand affordable housing opportunities for low-income and special needs households in the unincorporated areas of the County of Riverside and within County Redevelopment Project Areas. RDA Housing Application
Rental Assistance
Homeownership Education Learning Program - HELP
Riverside County government has a strong commitment to ensure there is an ample supply of affordable and suitable housing made available to all persons, regardless of their economic status or functional ability. The following Riverside County EDA Housing Programs are offered to meet the goal and objectives of the County's Consolidated Plan and Redevelopment Housing.
Neighborhood Stabilization Program
- Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) - The primary objective of NSP is to stabilize neighborhoods in areas with greatest need and stem the decline of house values of neighboring homes. The County offers various programs for certain activities available to public agencies, private non-profit organizations and for-profit organizations to address these needs.
Homeownership
Home Repair – Improving Conditions of Substandard Housing
- Home Repair Loan Program (HRLP) –The HRLP provides one-time loans to qualified low-income homeowners to repair or improve the quality of their homes. The loan is designed to address health and safety issues, Housing Quality Standards (HQS) and improve substandard living conditions within the scope of eligible program repairs.
- Senior Home Repair Grant (SHRG) – The SHR Program provides one-time grants to qualified very low-income senior homeowners (62 years or older) or low-income persons with disabilities of any age to repair or improve their homes within the scope of eligible program repairs. The grant requires that the repairs and address health and safety issues and handicapped accessibility improvements exclusively.
Housing Development – New Construction, Acquisition and Rehabilitation
- Home Investment Partnerships Act (HOME) Program - Intended for builders and developers, the HOME Program is designed to provide development of affordable housing to lower-income households, to expand the capacity of non-profit community housing development organizations (CHDOs), and to strengthen the ability of state and local governments to develop and implement affordable housing strategies towards local needs and priorities. HOME Portfolio of Projects
- Infill Housing Program – The Infill Housing Program, "Build 2005", is designed to promote the development of affordable single-family housing on previously vacant or blighted lots. The program requires the new homes be sold as affordable owner-occupied housing to low-income households with emphasis within the County's Redevelopment Project Areas.
- Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Housing Projects – On an ongoing basis, the RDA solicits proposals from builders and developers to expand affordable housing opportunities for low-income and special needs households in the unincorporated areas of the County of Riverside and within County Redevelopment Project Areas. RDA Housing Application
Rental Assistance
Homeownership Education Learning Program - HELP