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Downloads
- NSP2 FY 2013 1st Quarter Report (March 2013)
- NSP2 Revised Action Plan (January 2013)
- NSP2 FY2012 4th Quarter Report (December 2012)
- NSP2 FY2012 3nd Quarter Report (September 2012)
- NSP2 FY2012 2nd Quarter Report (June 2012)
- NSP2 FY 2012 1st Quarter Report (March 2012)
- NSP2 FY2011 4th Quarter Report (December 2011)
- NSP2 FY2011 3rd Quarter Report (September 2011)
- NSP2 FY2011 2nd Quarter Report (June 2011)
- NSP2 FY2011 1st Quarter Report (March 2011)
- NSP2 Application Summary
- NSP2 FY2010 4th Quarter Report (December 2010)
- NSP2 FY2010 3rd Quarter Report (September 2010)
- NSP2 FY2010 2nd Quarter Report (June 2010)
- NSP2 FY2010 1st Quarter Report (March 2010)
Overview
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced in January 2010 that MDHA, in a consortium established with The Housing Fund, Urban Housing Solutions, and the Woodbine Community Organization, has been awarded nearly $30.5 million in new funding for the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (Round II). Nashville is the only city in Tennessee to receive an award in the highly competitive national program. The funding will be used for three primary activities:
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced in January 2010 that MDHA, in a consortium established with The Housing Fund, Urban Housing Solutions, and the Woodbine Community Organization, has been awarded nearly $30.5 million in new funding for the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (Round II). Nashville is the only city in Tennessee to receive an award in the highly competitive national program. The funding will be used for three primary activities:
- The purchase and rehabilitation of residential properties that have been abandoned or foreclosed.
- The establishment of a financing mechanism for low- to middle-income homebuyers of foreclosed properties.
- The redevelopment of vacant properties as housing.
For more detailed information about the NSP 2 program, please click here for the full application. For questions or comments, please call 615-252-8508 or e-mail nsp2comments@nashville-mdha.org.
To learn more about NSP2 in Nashville, click here.
To learn more about NSP2 in Nashville, click here.
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