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Mayor’s H.O.M.E. Initiative’s HOME-OP Report and Related Documents

To help us achieve 30,000 units of housing, Mayor Parker charged the Department of Planning and Development (DPD) with engaging internal and external stakeholders to review existing development approval processes and policies and provide concrete, data-driven recommendations for reform. This effort will be referred to as the HOME-OP Plan to differentiate it from the overall H.O.M.E. Initiative to create and preserve 30,000 units of housing. The “OP” in HOME-OP stands for “Optimization.”

Below is the initial report to the Mayor pursuant to Mayor’s Executive Order 3-25, compiling stakeholder recommendations for promoting affordable luxury and reducing the time, cost, and uncertainty of developing housing in the City of Philadelphia. Additional Department of Planning and Development documents related to the HOME-OP Plan and follow up HOME-OP reports to the Mayor will be added to this page as they are published.

Name Description Released Format
Initial Executive Order 3-25 Report PDF Concrete recommendations from internal and external stakeholders for improving City housing development processes pursuant to Mayor's EO 3-25. April 9, 2025
DPD Affordable Housing Certification Form PDF Supports implementation of HOME-OP Recommendation 4.4, relating to expedited review of affordable housing projects in eCLIPSE. Applicants submit this form to eCLIPSE when marking their project as affordable. June 6, 2025

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