Homesteading & Urban Redevelopment Corporation

29.01.2019

HURC Brings Six Rehabbed Affordable Homes to Evanston in 2019

Revitalization of six historic vacant residential properties in Evanston complements The Port’s holistic, place-based redevelopment strategy in the neighborhood. The foreclosure crisis left Evanston with more than 300 vacant properties. Since 2013, The Port, in...

29.01.2019

NCST Features Redevelopment of Walnut Hills Home

The Homesteading & Urban Redevelopment Corporation (HURC) is the designated home buyer of the National Community Stabilization Trust (NCST), a non-profit organization that works with local partners nationwide to restore vacant and abandoned properties to...

29.01.2019

HURC Restores Spring Grove Village Home

The Tudor home on Chickering had a gaping hole in the roof and was so jam packed with boxes, papers and furniture that there were no visible signs of stairs to the second floor. The...

14.02.2018

UPDATE: SOLD – 1227 Rossmore is complete and on the market

1227 Rossmore Avenue, a 3 Bed / 1.5 Bath home in Bond Hill, is move-in ready and on the market. The Tudor-style home features unique architectural details throughout including cedar-lined closet in the master bedroom,...

18.01.2018

UPDATE: SOLD – Open House – Spring Grove Village

Come visit us at 4620 Chickering Avenue in Spring Grove Village for a Open House this Sunday!

16.11.2017

EVANSTON HURC HOUSING

Newly restored, affordable housing available in 2018 Evanston affordable housing initiative receives HUD funding Evanston HURC is a homesteading initiative focused on fully rehabbing 6 vacant, severely blighted, single-family homes, creating homeownership opportunities for low-...

22.05.2015

Enquirer: Port Authority takes over housing nonprofit

The Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority is now managing one of Hamilton County’s oldest redevelopment agencies. The Port Authority reached a management agreement with Homesteading & Urban Redevelopment Corp., a private nonprofit that focused...

14.09.2012

Soapbox: Cincinnati leaders see great potential in newly created National First Look Program

An unprecedented agreement with top mortgage lenders may help streamline the way local governments and nonprofits acquire vacant and foreclosed homes. The National First Look Program was unveiled by HUD secretary Shaun Donovan early this month and...

1.01.2011

Kennedy Heights Development Corporation Housing Update

In 2010 Kennedy Heights Development Corporation (KHDC) was selected as the recipient of a $200,000 grant under the City of Cincinnati’s Neighborhood Housing Initiative. Cincinnati City Council selected Kennedy Heights to be one of five...