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Neighborhood Stabilization Program

The purpose of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) is to assist communities that have been, or are likely to be affected by foreclosures, while providing affordable rental and homeownership opportunities to households at or below 120% of Area Median Income.
For more information on the program, to view the NSP houses currently available, and/or to find out how to participate in NSP, please visit www.nspdelaware.org.

NSP 1
Delaware State Housing Authority (DSHA) was allocated $19.6 million in Neighborhood Stabilization Program 1 (NSP 1) funding in March of 2009 by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
NSP 1 Federal Notice
NSP 1 Application
Other Documents
NSP 2
A second round of NSP funding was made available by HUD in May of 2009. DSHA agreed to be the lead applicant in developing a statewide application for NSP 2 funding. New Castle County, Kent County, Sussex County and the City of Wilmington all worked with DSHA to develop the application and DSHA was awarded $10,007,109 in NSP 2 funding.
NSP 2 Federal Notice
NSP 2 Application
NSP 2 Amendments Certain changes from the application as awarded required approval by HUD. The proposed changes outlined in amendments were prepared by DSHA staff in collaboration with our partners and will allow us to make our NSP2 more successful. The requested amendments are: The period for receipt of public comment on the draft amendments to our NSP 2 was from 9/27/10-10/7/10.

Amendment 4 Public Comment Period open September 27, 2011 through October 12, 2011
Other Documents
NSP 3
DSHA was awarded $5,000,000 in NSP 3 funding in March of 2011. DSHA is proposing to use these funds to provide mortgage and down payment assistance to homebuyers purchasing foreclosed homes in targeted census tracts and to develop rental housing for people with incomes at 50% or less of median income who have a disability.
NSP 3 Federal Notice
NSP 3 Application
Other Documents
NSP 3 Request for Proposals — Rental Housing for Special Needs Persons


NSP Forms:


NSP Quarterly Reports
*NSP Quarterly Reports April 2009- March 2011 have some formatting problems; extraneous characters appeared in some of the narrative sections of the reports after they were entered into the HUD reporting system and printed. We are working to improve the readability of reports going forward, but are unable to modify past reports.
NSP 1
NSP 2
NSP 3