February 7, 2012. Presentation Outline Background Program Implementation Program Accomplishments...
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February 7, 2012
Presentation Outline
• Background
• Program Implementation
• Program Accomplishments
• Additional NSP Activity-Rental
• Summary
Presentation Outline
• Background
• Program Implementation
• Program Accomplishments
• Additional NSP Activity-Rental
• Summary
Background
• Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) created by Congress to respond to rising residential foreclosures
• Orange County awarded $27.9 million for NSP 1 in 2009
• $11.5 million for NSP 3 in 2011
• Primary goals were:
• Rapidly reduce vacant and abandoned homes in target areas
• Stabilize neighborhoods impacted by foreclosures
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Foreclosure Filings
Background
NSP Program Requirements
• Program must serve low to moderate income families
• 25% of program funds must serve very low income families
• Selection of target areas with greatest need
Background
Background
NSP Activities
• Acquisition, rehabilitation, sale of foreclosed homes
• Acquisition, rehabilitation of foreclosed rental properties
• Demolition of abandoned, blighted properties
• Downpayment assistance for Homebuyers
Presentation Outline
• Background
• Program Implementation
• Program Accomplishments
• Additional NSP Activity-Rental
• Summary
Program ImplementationNSP Partners
• Housing and Community Development Division
• Real Estate Division• Purchasing Division• Code Enforcement Division• Habitat for Humanity Orlando• Realtors• Mortgage Brokers and
Financial Institutions• Contractors• Appraisers
Program Implementation County Initiated Acquisition
• Orange County coordinates the acquisition, repair and sale of NSP homes
• Realtors assist with acquisition and sales
• Rehabilitation work conducted by private companies
Program ImplementationDownpayment Assistance for NSP Purchases
• Realtors identify suitable properties and buyers
• Coordinate purchase of foreclosed homes for eligible buyers
• Utilize NSP downpayment assistance
• Conducted workshop trainings for realtors and lenders
• Issued request for qualifications for contractors
• Use of the media:
Print media
Multiple Listing Service (MLS)
County web site
Program Implementation NSP Marketing
Presentation Outline
• Background
• Program Implementation
• Program Accomplishments
• Additional NSP Activity-Rental
• Summary
Program Accomplishments
Properties acquired-Orange County 176
Properties assisted-Downpayment 148
Demolition of blighted properties 25
Rental units under rehabilitation 264
Total Expenditures to Date:
$31 Million
Total Expenditures to Date:
$31 Million
Program Accomplishments
RehabilitationOut To Bid 15Under Construction 8
Properties Completed 75
Total Homes 98
Program AccomplishmentsHome Sales
Homes available for sale 1
Homes sold 67
Homes under contract 7
Total Homes 75
Program Accomplishments
NSP Clearance/Demolition Activity
County Lien Placed on Properties – Code Enforcement Division
Total Properties Demolished 25Azalea Park 3Holden Heights 12Meadow Woods 2Pine Hills 8Total Expended on Demolition $225,600
Program Accomplishments
• Successful partnership with Habitat for Humanity Orlando Awarded $1.6 million to Habitat Single family acquisition,
rehabilitation, and sale to low income families
• Pine Hills targeted area Acquired 11 homes Sold 5 homes 5 under construction
Program AccomplishmentsProgram Income Generated
Homes are Rehabilitated
Foreclosed Homes are acquired
from bank
Neighborhood Stabilization
Program Funds
Homes are sold to
qualifiedhomebuyers
Funds recycled to acquire more homes
$5 million dollars to date
Presentation Outline
• Background
• Program Implementation
• Program Accomplishments
• Additional NSP Activity-Rental
• Summary
Additional NSP ActivityMulti-Family Re-development Project
Seville Place Apartments:
• RFP award for Seville Place approved by the Board on June 8, 2010
• Property located at 3124 Pine Hills Rd
Across the street from new Evans High School
• Contained 444 units housed in 46 apartment buildings
• Property was in foreclosure since March 2009
Additional NSP ActivityMulti-Family Re-development Project
Seville Place ApartmentsChallenges:
• High vacancy rate 70%
• High crime rate
• Project needs major rehabilitation/ re-developing
Additional NSP ActivityMulti-Family Re-development Project
Seville Place Apartments
Scope of Work:
• Reduction in density with demolition of 180 units, bringing complex to 264 units
• New roof, plumbing, windows, cabinets, flooring and appliances
• HVAC systems and landscaping
• Construction of new club house as major focal point for the complex.
Additional NSP ActivityMulti-Family Re-development Project
Seville Place Clubhouse:Before Construction / After Construction
Additional NSP ActivityMulti-Family Re-development Project
Seville Place Partnership Team:
• Orange County
• Seville Place Preservation LLC (Joint venture)
Related Urban Development Group
Orlando Neighborhood Improvement Corp.
Seville Place ApartmentsGroundbreaking EventSeville Place ApartmentsGroundbreaking Event
Presentation Outline
• Background
• Program Implementation
• Program Accomplishments
• Additional NSP Activity-Rental
• Summary
Summary
• Stabilizing neighborhoods
• Creating & retaining jobs
• Supporting green initiatives
• Redeveloping distressed properties
February 7, 2012