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Below Market Rate Homeownership
Below Market Rate Homeownership homes are specific dwellings based on income and household to assist you in getting a home.
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Fair Housing
ECHO Fair Housing provides assistance and counseling for Fair Housing and advice to households experiencing housing discrimination,
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First Time Homebuyer
The City is pleased to provide limited down payment assistance for the purchase of a first home, with eligibility based on income and household size. The program is designed to assist low and moderate-income households.
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Home Match Contra Costa
The Program matches Concord homeowners who are age 55+, who would like to share their homes for companionship, extra income, and sometimes even help around the house.
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Homeless Services & Prevention
The Contra Costa County Homeless Program's mission is to ensure an integrated system of care from prevention through intervention for homeless adults, veterans, youth and families within our community.
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Homeless Strategic Plan
The City of Concord is developing a strategic plan to address the crisis of homelessness in our community. The Plan will help assess gaps in services, clarify community goals, identify strategies and help set priorities for funding investments to effectively respond to and prevent homelessness.
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Homeowner Rehabilitation Loan & Grant Program
Find loans and grants to assist with repairs, construction, and rehabilitation.
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Mobile Home Rent Stabilization
The City’s Municipal Code (Chapter 58) regulates mobile home rent increases. The ordinance controls the frequency of rent increases and ties any adjustments to the consumer price index.
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Multi Family Rental Inspection Program
The purpose of the Multi Family Inspection Program (MFIP) is to ensure that every resident who resides in a Multi-Family community in Concord can feel safe about where they are living.
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Residential Tenant Protection Program
The Residential Tenant Protection Program, effective August 28, 2020, allows for, among other things: relocation assistance for no-fault just cause evictions; requires that a tenant be provided a written lease with the appropriate minimum lease terms; and sunsets on January 1, 2030.
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