Housing and Policy Development

CPED administers a number of programs for the development and preservation of affordable and mixed-income rental and ownership housing.

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Unified housing policy

Amended and restated unified housing policy of the City of Minneapolis.

Housing reports

Information about housing reports conducted by the City of Minneapolis.

Inclusionary zoning policy development archive

The inclusionary zoning policy development archive from the City of Minneapolis.

Housing progress report and continuum

The Way Home Progress Report highlights City housing values.

Committees

Information on the committees associated with Housing and Policy Development.

Advance Notice of Sale

We explain Advance Notice of Sale for renters and property owners.

Our commitment to renters

Information about the City of Minneapolis's commitment to renters.

Drafters available for scope writing

These drafting and specification writing businesses are familiar with the City of Minneapo

Long term affordable housing policy study

The City conducted a study on the expansion capacity for long term affordable ownership ho

Rent Stabilization Work Group

We're studying the impacts and costs of implementing a rent stabilization policy.

Renter Opportunity to Purchase

Submit feedback for the Renter Opportunity to Purchase Ordinance.

CPED administers a number of programs for the development and preservation of affordable and mixed-income rental and ownership housing. Funds are targeted to meet City housing priorities, including supportive/special needs, senior, large family, long-term/perpetual affordability, corridor/transit/density, and mixed-use. Preservation of currently affordable housing is a top priority for insuring continuing housing affordability in the city.

CPED’s housing division:

  • Provides financing and administers programs for housing development, preservation, stabilization, and rehabilitation,
  • Provides financing for home improvement and home mortgages through vendor contracts, 
  • Administers programs to return vacant lots and vacant and/or boarded structures to the City's housing supply, 
  • Undertakes initiatives to remove obstacles, promote growth, and support private sector housing development efforts, and
  • Encourages and supports private market activity in the production and preservation of housing for all income levels.

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Please be aware that subordination requests on Home Ownership and Home Improvement loans are subject to the following application fees:

  • Loans serviced by the City of Minneapolis - $125
  • Loans serviced externally by Community Reinvestment Fund - $325  

Contact us

Community Planning & Economic Development

Planning and Zoning

Address

Public Service Building
505 Fourth Ave. S., 320
Minneapolis, MN 55415

Phone

311 or 612- 673-3000