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9 grants for housing projects are open right now. The next deadline is Friday, Nov 13. 9 grants are coming up.

These listings identify housing in their categories, or in both a combined housing category and the program title. Check the recipient: funding for a housing provider is not a direct payment to a tenant or homebuyer.

Who receives housing funding?

3 open housing listings include nonprofits and 1 include local governments. Read the full applicant requirements before treating a housing project award as personal assistance.

See Community Development Block Grant programs for the recorded CDBG opportunities, or USAGov housing help for official personal-assistance resources.

Closing soon

2opportunities close within 30 days. The next deadlines are:

Due in November 2026

Due in January 2027

Due in February 2027

Due in June 2027

Rolling or no fixed deadline

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CDBG 2024 Disaster Recovery - General Infrastructure

Units of General Local Government (UGLGs) and tribes are the eligible applicants for these funds. All UGLGs that are not entitlement communities must work with a council of government or procured consultants, according to IEDA’s Certified Grant Administrator Policy, to submit the application and conduct project delivery. Eligible Areas CDBG-DR funding will be provided to HUD-identified MID Areas: Cherokee, Clay, Sioux, and Woodbury Counties, and State-identified MID Areas: Buena Vista, Lyon, Pottawattamie, Dickinson, and Osceola Counties. Low-to-Moderate Income Area Benefit This program will primarily aim to serve low-to-moderate income (LMI) areas. LMI areas are those where at least 51% of the residents in the defined service area must qualify as earning 80% or less of the area median income of the county. In unique circumstances when an LMI benefit cannot be achieved through the project, projects that present demonstrable disaster recovery or mitigation public infrastructure benefits within MID area may qualify as an urgent need benefit. Summary of Application Priorities Scoring criteria includes but is not limited to the following: LMI Area Benefit: LMI communities will be prioritized for funding. Project Need: Magnitude of need for the project and the degree of impact on the standard of living or quality of life for proposed beneficiaries. Budget Completion: Degree of budget reasonableness and documented commitments of other leveraged funding sources. Disaster Tie-back or Mitigation: Projects address a direct or indirect impact from the disaster or respond to disaster-related future risks. Project Readiness: Degree to which project is ready to proceed and can be completed in a timely manner. Project Team: Experience with similar projects and materials or plans available. Public Participation: Public engagement and hearing outcomes. More information can be found at: 2024 CDBG-DR Flood Recovery | Economic Development & Finance Authority

CDBG 2024 Disaster Recovery - Housing

Units of General Local Government (UGLGs) and tribes are the eligible applicants for these funds. UGLGs and tribes must identify a developer in their applications. If awarded funds, the UGLG will enter into a development agreement with the developer. Eligible Areas CDBG-DR funding will be provided to HUD-identified MID areas: Cherokee County, Clay County, Sioux County and Woodbury County. The State-identified MID Areas are Buena Vista, Lyon, Pottawattamie, Dickinson and Osceola Counties. Maximum Awards The following maximum award amounts apply to the New Housing Construction program: Housing construction incentive: Up to $150,000 per unit Mitigation incentive: Up to $20,000 per unit Infrastructure in support of housing: The lesser of $35,000 per unit or 35% of housing construction cost. The incentive is optional and will be used to support the construction of infrastructure for the new housing development Low-to-Moderate Income Benefit This program will serve low to moderate income (LMI) households. LMI households are those at or below 80% of the area median income of the county in which the housing unit is constructed. Summary of Application Criteria

Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 AmeriCorps State and National Competitive Grants

State Service Commission and/or States and US Territories

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Questions

Are there open housing grants?

You can explore 9 open grants here. 2 grants close in the next 30 days. Check each grant to see if you can apply.

When is the next application deadline?

CDBG 2024 Disaster Recovery - General Infrastructure closes next, on Friday, Nov 13. Check the official listing for the application time and requirements. Official program details.

Can individuals apply for these housing grants?

0 open listings include individual applicants. That category alone does not establish eligibility for rent or a home purchase. Read the official program purpose and restrictions.