Address: 55 Washington Square South New York, NY 10012
Phone: (212) 477-0351
Email: staff@iahcny.org
Address: 475 Riverside Drive, Suite 1270 New York, NY 10115
Phone: (212) 316-3171
Email: info@iahh.org
Address: 85 Chestnut Street Albany, New York 12210
Phone: (518) 436-9319
Email: nyscoc@aol.com
Receive
Up to $30,000 recoverable pre-development grant
Access
Access to vetted expertise from affordable housing pre-development professionals
Collaborate
Collaboration with experts in the affordable housing and community development field
Be Guided
Guidance through a 6 phase pre-development process from project feasibility and joint venture agreement negotiations
Be Informed
About public policies that promote affordable housing
Hello! You have made an important first step, please reach out to our executive officers Marc Greenberg (marc@iahh.org) or Peter Cook (peter@nyscoc.org) to set up an initial call with our team.
Your congregation might benefit from initial assessments so you can determine what can be developed on your property and begin to explore both housing and non-housing options. The IAHC can assist with procuring these services through recoverable grants. Connect with us to continue the conversation.
You can also reach out to our Project Manager by emailing rhonda@judson.org
The IAHC supports a range of technical pre-development assistance including zoning analysis, feasibility studies, massing studies, and other services.
Affordable housing development is a multi-year process involving many different development entities, consultants, and service providers. The IAHC helps congregations through the initial stages of predevelopment starting with project inception and feasibility and seeks to assist congregations up the RFP phase.
The IAHC provides up to $30,000 in funding and additional access to pro-bono and in-kind services.
The IAHC partners with public policy advocates, government agencies, other faith networks, and funding partners to create opportunities for FBOs to develop affordable housing.
This means that when an affordable housing project is completed, the initial pre-development grant is returned to the IAHC. If the project never comes to fruition, it does not need to be repaid.
The IAHC advocates for an end to homelessness. Check out our blogs and events for more information on our work.
If you would like to participate and support our policy platforms, you can reach out to Marc Greenberg (marc@iahh.org).