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City of Aurora Fact Sheet
Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP)
The City of Aurora is buying, rehabilitating and re-selling foreclosed properties to income eligible homebuyers in Aurora.
- All homes will be completely renovated and energy efficient with all new bathroom and kitchen upgrades with energy efficient appliances, new xeriscape landscaping and sprinkler systems. Finished homes will require very little maintenance.
- While most homes are located near the East End Arts District, the program will eventually offer homes throughout the City.
- Properties can ONLY be shown to those homebuyers who have been pre-qualified for the program by the Community Development staff. Household income for eligible buyers cannot exceed 120% of the area median income. (Community Development staff will help interested buyers to determine income eligibility). City staff will also assist homebuyers in determining the amount of subsidy they are eligible for, will refer buyers to participating lenders, and will hold Homebuyer Seminars to assist with required program training.
- To obtain an application for the program contact Metro Home Finders, Inc.
Margie Nokes (303) 898-6399.
For more information please contact the City of Aurora Community Development Division at
www.auroragov.org/AuroraGov/Departments/Neighborhood_Services/Community_Development
Artists, move to the East End!
Did you miss the opportunity to own a home or property in Lodo, Santa Fe Arts District, Rino and the Golden Triangle? Don’t make the same mistake in the East End Arts District. On June 12th, at our Summer Art Walk, the east end arts district, in collaboration with the city of Aurora and Thriving Artist Alliance, artists will be able to see how easy it is to relocate to the East End Arts District. Find out about federal and city programs designed to assist you in buying a house. Meet realtors from Thriving Artists who know about your needs and Lenders that understand how artists make money. Stop by the booths at the Martin Luther King Library on June 12th from 5-9 p.m to find out about the following:
- Aurora Down payment assistance programs (HOAP)
- Aurora Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) $4.5 million for buying, renovating and selling HUD Homes.
- Aurora Single Family Rehabilitation Loan Programion Loan Progr
- $8,000 tax credit for first time home buyers that can now be used for down payment and closing costs
- Arts District Revolving Loan Fund (arts businesses)
- Aurora Commercial Renovation Program
- The “opportunity triangle” between Stapleton, Lowery and Fitzsimmons
- East End Arts District Membership
Now is a great time to buy a home! Prices and interest rates are down and the government will pay your down payment and closing costs! Don’t miss this great opportunity.
House for Sale in Art District
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1420 Dayton House for sale
ReMax
Catherine Ford
303-525-8885
$79,900
Work is needed on the house. There are 9′ ceilings and a claw foot tub in the bathroom. Still has the old steam heating units. Remember homes on this block are almost 100 years old. Lots of potential.
Comparables on the block;
1428 Dayton sold 2008 for $36,100 and was in need of much rehab “fix and flip” to rental
1416 Dayton sold 2008 for $114,000. Was a “fix and flip” to owner occupied. All new windows, newer roof, newer siding, gutters re hung, new porch, new bathroom/plumbing/sink/tub, new kitchen/cabinets/new appliances/sink/floor, new carpeting, new furnace, new landscaping materials, new electrical system, floor joists added, newer cement driveway, new interior drywall, modern inset lighting in four rooms.
Comparable next block down;
1356 Dayton sold 2008 for $46,300 and the new owners are renovating. You’ll see them out there on weekends and evenings working on the house.
1424 Dayton for sale (new on the market–April 10th), 303-798-4200, Jerry Minney of Kingdon Building Advocates, $140,000
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Cornerstone Equity, LLC – Arts Spaces Available
Development in Aurora, Colorado is growing rapidly! It is fueled by a combination of factors; including the Lowry development, Anschutz C.U. Medical Campus and the Stapleton development. It is convenient to Downtown Denver and has immediate access to D.I.A., I-225, I-270, C470 and I-70. Residential developments continue to provide housing for the third largest city in Colorado. Some of the properties are in the heart of the East End Arts District, a budding arts community filled with galleries, arts organizations, studios and arts related business. These are great opportunities for creatives who are interested in building an arts community.
Coming Soon!
Live and Work Space for artists.
Available Now!
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