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Property owners, Annual notices for child lead poisoning and window fall prevention must be distributed by mid-January. Based on responses to those notices, you may have additional responsibilities, such as hiring contractors to address conditions.
Annual inspections for mold and pests and annual notices about stove knob covers are also required. Learn more on our Housing Quality / Safety page.
The Where We Live NYC Draft Plan is out!
It's the culmination of a two-year inclusive and comprehensive process to identify goals, strategies, and actions that the City of New York will undertake to advance fair housing over the next five years.
Read the plan!
2019 was a whirlwind year of:
Check out our year in photos!
City officials celebrated the opening of Stonewall House, New York City's first LGBT-friendly affordable elder housing.
This Fort Greene development is part of Next Generation NYCHA's 100 Percent Affordable Housing Program. It includes 145 units of affordable housing and a senior center operated by SAGE.
- Find Affordable Housing
City-sponsored rental and homeownership opportunities.
- Report a Complaint
Issues related to, safety, harassment, and discrimination.
- Learn about Safety
Maintenance requirements for heat, hot water, lead, and other issues.
- Find Building Data
Search HPDOnline for complaints, violations, and more.
- Get Help Paying
Rental and down-payment assistance.
- Know Your Rights
Tenants' rights and responsibilities.
- Register Your Property
Annual deadline is September 1st for property owners.
- Preserve Housing
Home repair loans and preservation financing.
- Develop Housing
Financing programs for new construction.
- Access Section 8 Info
Resources for tenants and property owners.
- Do Business with HPD
Requests for Proposals, Qualifications, and contracts.
- Plan Your Neighborhood
Citywide initiatives, neighborhood focus areas, and planning.
New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development
Established in 1978, the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) promotes the quality and affordability of the city's housing and the strength and diversity of its many neighborhoods.
HPD works to achieve this mission by:
- Preserving affordable housing and protecting tenants
- Developing new affordable housing
- Enforcing the Housing Maintenance Code
- Engaging neighborhoods in planning
ThriveNYC
Change the culture and join the conversation – NYC is launching a comprehensive mental health plan.
Change the culture and join the conversation – NYC is launching a comprehensive mental health plan.
Change the culture and join the conversation – NYC is launching a comprehensive mental health plan.
