SOUTH ORANGE, NJ — The Village of South Orange is offering financial assistance through its Home Improvement Program (HIP) to help eligible low- and moderate-income households address health, safety and code-related deficiencies in their homes.
Both owner-occupied and renter-occupied units may qualify, provided the property is the occupant's primary residence, the household meets income requirements and the unit is determined to be substandard. Eligible rental properties may also receive funding when income-qualified tenants occupy the units, and rents must remain affordable to low- and moderate-income households.
Funding is available at the following levels:
There is no cost to apply, and applying does not affect an applicant's credit score.
The Village has contracted with Community Grants, Planning & Housing LLC (CGP&H) to administer the program. Residents seeking more information can contact CGP&H Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at (609) 664-2769, ext. 9.
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