Housing Division

The Housing Division provides assistance through the following programs:

  • Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
  • Community Home Investment Program (CHIP) grant
  • Demolition of Dilapidated and/or Unsafe Structures
  • Gainesville Nonprofit Development Foundation, Inc.
  • Handicapped Accessibility Modifications Program
  • Housing Rehabilitation Program
  • Contractor Approval

For additional information regarding housing, please contact Jessica Tullar, Housing & Special Projects Manager by calling 770-531-6570. View applications for assistance.

Davis Street Cottages collection

This project is an example of one use of the Community Home Investment Program (CHIP) grant in action. The "Davis Street Cottages" collection includes five cottages, construction of which lasted approximately a year. Moving forward, the Gainesville Community & Economic Development Department, in partnership with the Gainesville Nonprofit Development Foundation, has already started preliminary planning for additional houses in Midland Gainesville.

Pictured in the carousel, Gainesville Georgia Government and Gainesville Nonprofit Development Foundation leaders, joined by project partners and members of the community, gathered June 2, 2021, for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the completion of the Davis Street Cottages project, located just off Queen City Parkway in Midland.

Speakers included then-Gainesville Mayor Danny Dunagan; Barbara Brooks, Gainesville City Council member, Ward 3, and Gainesville Nonprofit Development Foundation ex-officio member; Audrey Simmons, Gainesville Nonprofit Development Foundation President; DaTonya Lewis, Community Housing Program Manager for the Georgia Department of Community Affairs; and Rusty Ligon, Director of the Gainesville Community & Economic Development Department.

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