Click on the link to read the entire Urban Turf post, But first, see the tweet from the DC Office of Planning, which administers the Historic Homeowner Grant Program:
You could qualify for up to $25,000 to restore or repair your home! @OPinDC‘s Historic Homeowner Grant Program is now accepting applications until July 1 for properties in qualifying Historic Districts! More info: https://t.co/3ac8Sh5DIL pic.twitter.com/tv3C8C6woZ
— OPinDC (@OPinDC) May 2, 2019
$25,000 For Renovations: DC Offers Grants for Historic Home Repairs
May 3, 2019
The recent designations of neighborhoods as historic districts in DC has come with an added benefit: grants for home repairs.
Yesterday, the Office of Planning announced that the agency is accepting applications for the Historic Homeowner Grant Program. The grants from the program, for low- and moderate-income homeowners in various historic districts around the city, provide up to $25,000 for repairs. Awardees in the Anacostia Historic District can receive up to $35,000
The eligible historic districts are Shaw, Takoma Park, U Street, Fourteenth Street, Capitol Hill, LeDroit Park, Mount Vernon Square, Mount Vernon Triangle, Blagden Alley/Naylor Court, the Strivers’ Section, and Mount Pleasant. The Wardman Flats, Emerald Street and Kingman Park historic districts are also eligible for the first time this year, the latter having just been designated in 2018.
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