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The DC Home Purchase Assistance Program is out of money until the fall. This is now leaving residents —  who are in need of financial help to buy a house —  upset and stuck in a rut.

Dozens of D.C. homebuyers say their dreams of homeownership may be shattered after the District government promised them funding but ran out of money.   The...

Generations of discriminatory lending practices and policies have taken a major toll on Black communities. A 2020 study found that for every $1 of accumulated wealth that White families have, Black families have just one cent.

SEYMOUR, Ind. - Seymour Main Street's Grant Application is now open for downtown businesses and buildings. The list of grant programing available incl...

City officials in Boynton Beach want eligible residents to know about the new housing repair and assistance programs.

The new program will help fund things like renovations and closing costs for the first 100 eligible applicants.

The Black Homeownership Strike Force has released its final report of recommendations for the use of a $10 million Black Homeownership Fund.

Mayor Muriel E. Bowser's administration is taking steps to help homeless families transition out, offering $10,000 in direct cash payments.

In October, D.C.’s Home Purchase Assistance Program will go from offering eligible families up to $80,000 to offering up to $202,000.

You may be able to lock in a low mortgage rate in Washington, DC. Your score could be even lower if you choose a VA or USDA loan.