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Develop Affordable Housing
HDC is helping to create a more diverse and equitable city through the development of affordable housing. From the creation and preservation of affordable homes under the City's housing plan, to helping to preserve our city’s aging public housing stock under the NYCHA 2.0 PACT program, HDC is always seeking to expand its reach by forging creative partnerships with mission-driven development teams, including local nonprofit and M/WBE entities.
Term Sheets
HDC offers a variety of innovative and creative programs with favorable financing terms generally unavailable in the commercial market. Loans can be used for the new construction, acquisition and rehabilitation of housing for people within a broad range of incomes. Below is a list of current program offerings for multi-family rental development, cooperative development and preservation.
New Construction Programs
Tax-exempt bonds and as of right " 4%" Low-Income Housing Tax Credits used in conjunction with HDC's corporate reserves to create low income housing.
Tax-exempt bonds and as of right " 4%" Low-Income Housing Tax Credits used in conjunction with HDC's corporate reserves to create low,middle and moderate income housing
Preservation Programs
Tax-exempt and/or taxable bonds, and HDC funds used to acquire, rehabilitate and restructure existing debt to preserve Mitchell-Lama developments.
The Neighborhood Pillars program provides HDC Funds, tax exempt and/or taxable bonds to nonprofits and mission driven organizations to acquire and rehabilitate unregulated or rent stabilized housing for low-to moderate-income households.
The HDC and NYCHA PACT Preservation Program provides a combination of HDC corporate reserves and taxable and/or tax-exempt bond financing to rehabilitate, recapitalize, and preserve NYCHA properties that are part of NYCHA’s public housing (Section 9) Annual Contributions Contract with U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Upon conversion, these properties convert to HUD Section 8 voucher funding from HUD Section 9 funding.
Tax-exempt bonds or HDC funds used to acquire, rehabilitate and upgrade existing multi-family developments and preserve low income housing. Private activity volume cap and as-of-right 4% Low-Income Housing Tax Credits are not available for the program at this time. The program term sheet is under revision; please contact (212) 227-5500 with any questions.
Taxable bonds and/or HDC funds used to rehabilitate Mitchell-Lama developments.
Important Forms
This area provides access to a number of forms HDC requires during the process of construction and/or permanent financing, as well as other general requirements of developers utilizing HDC financing.
Developer Intake Portal
All new project proposals must be submitted through HDC Developer Intake Portal. Your submission of the Developer Intake Form does not indicate the acceptance of a project proposal.
Disclosure Documents
The New York City Housing Development Corporation maintains a policy requiring a financial and personal review of all individuals and organizations with which it may conduct business. Pursuant to that policy, the following disclosure packages must be completed and returned to HDC.
(IMPORTANT – ONLY HDC FORMS CAN BE SUBMITTED. DISCLOSURE PACKAGES FROM OTHER AGENCIES ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE)
HDC has moved to an online electronic form submission for the Managing Agent Disclosure Statement and the HDC Disclosure Compliance package. These forms are to be completed through the hyperlinks below.
If you are a Managing Agent, please click here.
If you are:
- A General Contractor, OR
- An Individual in the Ownership Structure of a Borrowing Entity, OR
- An Individual Representing A Corporate Entity in the ownership structure of a Borrowing Entity,
Please click here to fill out the HDC Disclosure Compliance Package.
All Borrowers must also submit an original copy of the Doing Business Data Form.
Resources
These are the eviction prevention requirements for developers/sponsors closing on HDC or HPD financing.
Bond Related Forms
Environmental Review (SEQRA/CEQR)
Environment Assessment Statement (to be submitted by the Environmental Consultant along with a letter of review from the New York State Office of Parks Recreation and Historic Preservation)