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Project Goals

1. Increase Homeownership Opportunities for Low-to-Moderate Income Families:

Provide affordable and sustainable homeownership options to eligible families, ensuring access to homeownership for those who might otherwise be priced out of the market.

2. Develop Safe and High-Quality Affordable Housing Units:

Build or rehabilitate homes that meet quality standards, promote safety, and enhance the community’s livability.

3. Reduce the Housing Cost Burden on Families:

Ensure that monthly housing costs (mortgage, utilities, taxes, etc.) for participating families do not exceed 30% of household income.

4. Build Sustainable, Resilient, and Energy-Efficient Homes:

Integrate energy-efficient designs and green building practices that reduce long-term costs and environmental impact.

Objective 1: Site Selection, Planning, and Approvals

Project Objectives and Milestones

The following are objectives with milestones set for achieving affordable homeownership by September 2025.

Milestone 1.1: Complete Land Acquisition or Secure Partnerships for Site Development by January 2025.

  • Identify potential land sites or collaborate with local governments and private developers for land availability.

  • Ensure that sites meet zoning, environmental, and accessibility standards.

Milestone 1.2: Obtain Necessary Permits and Approvals by March 2025.

  • Submit zoning, building, and environmental impact assessments to local authorities.

  • Secure all required permits (e.g., construction, environmental clearance, utility installation).

Objective 2: Construction or Renovation of Homes

Milestone 2.1: Start Construction or Renovation of Homes by June 2025.

  • Finalize contractor selection and begin ground-breaking for new homes or home rehabilitation.

  • Prioritize the construction of essential infrastructure, such as roads, utilities, and community spaces.

Milestone 2.2: Achieve 50% Completion of Construction or Renovation by August 2025.

  • Mid-construction review to ensure all units meet design and safety standards.

Objective 3: Homebuyer Education and Financial Assistance Programs

Milestone 3.1: Launch Homebuyer Education Programs by January 2025.

  • Develop educational workshops and provide resources about homeownership, financial literacy, and mortgage options.

  • Engage local community centers, non-profits, or financial institutions to assist with the educational programs.

Milestone 3.2: Implement Financial Assistance and Support Programs by April 2025.

  • Develop down payment assistance programs or partnerships with banks and credit unions for affordable mortgage products.

  • Ensure income verification and eligibility processes are streamlined for low- to moderate-income families.

Objective 4: Community and Stakeholder Engagement

Milestone 4.1: Establish a Community Advisory Board by February 2025.

  • Form a group of local residents, stakeholders, and community leaders to provide input on design, construction, and neighborhood integration.

  • Hold quarterly meetings to ensure that the project aligns with community needs.

Milestone 4.2: Hold Community Information Sessions by May 2025.

  • Host meetings or workshops to inform the local population about the project’s goals, timelines, and eligibility for homeownership.

Objective 5: Sales, Occupancy, and Final Handover

Milestone 5.1: Begin Home Sales or Occupancy by August 2025.

  • Identify eligible buyers from the waitlist, ensuring that they meet income qualifications and credit standards for affordable homeownership.

  • Provide assistance with mortgage processing and close transactions for the first phase of buyers.

Milestone 5.2: Achieve 100% Occupancy and Homeownership by September 2025.

  • Ensure that all homes are sold and occupied, with homeowners officially taking possession of the properties.

  • Provide final inspection and warranty for each home to ensure quality and satisfaction.

Objective 6: Monitoring and Evaluation of the Project’s Success

Milestone 6.1: Conduct a Mid-Year Project Review by June 2025.

  • Assess progress against timelines, budgets, and quality standards.

  • Identify any delays or challenges and adjust strategies accordingly.

Milestone 6.2: Evaluate Homeowner Satisfaction and Project Impact by September 2025.

  • Collect feedback from new homeowners regarding the process and the quality of the homes.

  • Measure the project's long-term impact on affordability, community well-being, and housing stability.

Key Considerations and Risks

● Funding and Budget Constraints (Falana McDaniel): Regular review of project budget and secure funding sources from government, grants, or private partnerships.

● Supply Chain Issues: Plan for potential delays in materials or labor shortages, especially considering current market conditions.

● Regulatory and Environmental Compliance: Follow building codes, zoning laws, and environmental regulations.

● Community Support: Actively engage with the community to foster a positive environment for the new homeowners and integrate them successfully into the neighborhood.

By meeting these objectives and milestones by September 2025, the affordable homeownership project can offer long-term housing stability for low-income families while contributing to sustainable community growth.

Homeownership Initiative

Empowering families through education and affordable housing solutions.

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Affordable Housing

Creating opportunities for low-to-moderate income families.

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Quality Development

Building safe and energy-efficient homes for communities.

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Community Support

Providing comprehensive knowledge and training for homeownership.

Sustainable Living

Promoting resilience and sustainability in housing projects.

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