AchieveAbility.
• In conjunction with Mt. Carmel CDC, planning and redevelopment of vacant houses in the vicinity of 58th and Vine Streets.

Allegheny West Foundation
• Rehabilitation or new construction of up to 28 properties in Allegheny West, using HRP, HTF and other City funding. Some of these properties were acquired using NTI bond proceeds. This project is known as Forgotten Blocks.

• Completion of the new construction of a mixed-use, residential and commercial building located at 20th Street and Lehigh Avenue, using PHFA MUFFI, Elm Street, Main Street and HTF funds.

Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha
• Completion of 22 homeownership units and rehabilitation of three homeownership units in Ludlow known as Ludlow Village V/Pradera Homes III. This development has received Homeownership Choice NRI funding.

• Construction of 13 energy-efficient homeownership units adjacent to Pradera Homes, known as the Green Building Initiative. This venture received PHFA Excellence in Design funding and an HTF award in 2007.

Community Ventures
• Completion of the rehabilitation of eight vacant structures in Francisville for homeownership, using HRP and HTF funds. The development was selected in the 2006 HTF RFP.

• Acquisition of properties in Greenwich-Whitman for development through HRP, recommended in the Year 29 Homeownership RFP.

• If Low-Income Housing Tax Credits are received, development of 44 units of affordable rental senior and family housing in the 1500 block of Poplar and 800 block of North 16th Streets. This development, known as Francisville East, was selected through the 2007 HTF rental RFP.

• Construction of 11 affordable homeownership units at 32nd and Diamond Streets. Community Ventures was selected as the developer through an RFP in 2007.

Friends Rehabilitation Program
• If funding is secured, the development of a homeownership venture on 31st Street in Strawberry Mansion. This development is seeking PHFA NRI funding and received an HTF award in 2007.

• Development of a second phase of Home in Belmont, selected through the Year 29 RFP process.

Hispanic Association of Contractors & Enterprises
• Participation in the St. Hugh Revitalization Plan, with a goal of rehabilitating vacant structures for homeownership through HRP.

• Development of a 10-unit new-construction homeownership project, located in the 2700 blocks of Howard and Hope Streets. This project was recommended in the Year 29 Homeownership RFP process.

• Completion of repairs at Lehigh Park I and II, an affordable rental venture at 5th Street and Lehigh Avenue.

• Development of Lawrence Court I, a 50-unit home-ownership venture in the 3300 block of North Lawrence Street, if PHFA Homeownership Choice funds are awarded.

Impact Services Corp.
• Completion of the Twins at PowderMill, the 50-unit new-construction homeownership venture formerly carried out by Frankford CDC, then known as the Twin Homes at Frankford Creek.

• Planning for the re-use of a vacant parcel at 124 E. Indiana Ave., including affordable housing and green space.

• If Low-Income Housing Tax Credits are obtained, revitalization of Hancock Manor, a 45-unit rental property located at 2nd Street and Allegheny Avenue.

New Kensington CDC
• Continued implementation of the Open Space Management sideyard acquisition and disposition program.

• Continued support of Greensgrow, the urban agriculture economic development venture located at 2501-7 E. Cumberland St.

• Development of mixed-income homeownership units in the 400 block of Moyer Street.

• Rehabilitation of scattered-site homeownership units in East Kensington. This project was selected through the Year 29 RFP process.

• Rehabilitation of three market-rate homeownership units on Tulip Street, selected through the Year 29 RFP process.

• Rehabilitation of scattered-site vacant structures through HRP, selected through the Year 29 RFP process.

Nicetown CDC
• If Low-Income Housing Tax Credits are awarded, development of 40 new-construction rental units located on the 4300 block of Germantown Avenue known as Nicetown Court. This venture received an HTF award in 2007.

Norris Square Civic Association
• In conjunction with a for-profit partner, completion of new-construction housing in the 2300 and 2400 blocks of Howard Street, known as Norris Square Town Houses (formerly Hunter School Homeownership Initiative). The project received PHFA Homeownership Choice funding in March 2004.

People’s Emergency Center CDC
• Development of a second phase of home-ownership housing on the 3700 and 3800 blocks of Haverford Avenue, selected through the Year 29 RFP Homeownership process. This venture received an HTF award in 2007.

• Development of Fattah Homes, Jannie’s Place and Bernice Elza Homes, three special-needs developments which have received commitments of McKinney funds.

Philadelphia Neighborhood Housing Services
• Continuation of the Model Blocks Program.

• Development of seven scattered-site homeownership units in Morris Park.

• Rehabilitation of vacant structures through HRP.

Project H. O. M. E.
• Completion of up to 44 rehabilitated homeownership units in the 1800 and 1900 blocks of North 23rd Street, 1800 block of North Croskey Street and 1800 and 1900 blocks of North 24th Street, known as the St. Elizabeth’s Homeownership project. This project received funding from the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative portion of PHFA’s Homeownership Choice program. The initial phase of the project was selected through the Year 29 Homeownership RFP. This project also received HTF funds.

• Completion of repairs and improvements to St. Elizabeth’s Recovery Residence using PennHOMES, HTF and HOME funding.

• If Low-Income Housing Tax Credits are received, the construction of a 79-unit building located at 1211-13 Clover St., known as St. John the Evangelist House. This venture, being developed in association with the Bethesda Project, will serve homeless individuals with special needs. It has received an award of McKinney development funding and was selected through the 2007 HTF rental RFP.

The Partnership CDC
• Rehabilitation of vacant structures through HRP, selected through the Year 29 RFP process.

• Development of 12 units of affordable rental housing in the 100 and 200 blocks of South 60th Street, using PHFA Mixed-Use Facility Financing Initiative (MUFFI) and HOME funds.

• Construction of four units of affordable home-ownership housing in the 4500 block of Sansom Street. This venture received an HTF award in 2007.

United Communities Southeast Philadelphia
• Development of vacant structures for rehabilitation through HRP. This project was recommended through the Year 29 RFP process.

• Planning for the future development of new construction homeownership housing in the 600 and 700 blocks of Dudley Street. This project was submitted to the Year 29 Homeownership RFP.

Universal Community Homes
• Development of a new construction homeownership project in the 900 and 1000 blocks of South 17th Street.

• Work with Fannie Mae to implement the South Philadelphia Plan, an initiative to develop affordable and market-rate housing in Southwest Center City and Point Breeze.

• Development of Osun Village, a senior housing development located at 2308-12 Grays Ferry Ave., in conjunction with Odunde. This project has received Low-Income Housing Tax Credits.

Women’s Community Revitalization Project
• The development of 40 new-construction rental units located at Percy Street and Indiana Avenue known as Evelyn Sanders Townhomes, Phase I.

• If Low-Income Housing Tax Credits are received, the construction of 27 units of affordable rental housing in the 3000 blocks of North Percy and Hutchinson Streets. This development, Evelyn Sanders TownHomes, Phase II, was selected through the 2007 HTF rental RFP.

Other current CDC activities to be supported by OHCD include the following. This list is not inclusive of all CDCs or all CDC activities. In addition to these activities, CDCs may participate in the HRP.

Francisville CDC
• In conjunction with Community Ventures, development of affordable housing units located at 15th and Poplar Streets.

Greater St. Matthew CDC
• Development of affordable and market-rate homeownership housing, using OHCD and M. Night Shyamalan Foundation funding.

Korean Community Development Services Center
• Development of scattered-site vacant structures in West Oak Lane for rehabilitation as home-ownership units. This project was selected through the Year 29 RFP process.

Ludlow Community Association
• In conjunction with APM, development of the next phase of Ludlow Village, known as Ludlow Village V/Pradera Homes III, on a site bounded by Oxford, Franklin, 8th and Jefferson Streets.

Mt. Carmel CDC
• In conjunction with AchieveAbility, planning and development of vacant houses and lots in the area of 58th and Vine Streets. Acquisition of the properties is underway, using NTI bond proceeds.

Phoenix Project CDC
• In conjunction with Resources for Human Development, development of approximately 12 homeownership units for low- and moderate-income persons in West Philadelphia.

Tioga United
• Development of 10 scattered-site homeownership units. This venture received an HTF award in 2007.

Yorktown CDC
• Acquisition of three vacant structures for rehabilitation through HRP, recommended through the Year 29 Homeownership RFP process.s