Eviction Prevention Resources
The COVID-19 pandemic has been an extremely challenging time for tenants and landlords. The City of Rochester and Monroe County have partnered to implement programs designed to help.
The COVID-19 pandemic has been an extremely challenging time for tenants and landlords. The City of Rochester and Monroe County have partnered to implement programs designed to help.
We boast the best of urban living: porches for sitting, sidewalks for walking to local shopping and schools and outstanding architecture.
The City of Rochester’s Property Information Application provides public access to property assessment, property tax, and water billing information.
Mayor Malik Evans announced the creation of the City of Rochester Housing Quality Task Force on February 15, 2022. The group of housing advocates, providers, City officials, and government and nonprofit leaders was co-chaired by Aqua Porter, Executive Director of the Rochester-Monroe Anti-Poverty Initiative and...
The Rochester Land Bank Corporation will return the underutilized property to productive use, preserve and create quality housing, enhance the quality of life within neighborhoods, and encourage economic opportunities.
Supporting homeownership in neighborhoods that have experienced disinvestment Some neighborhoods in the city of Rochester have experienced a long history of disinvestment, resulting in deep and ongoing challenges. Today, focused programs like Buy The Block are working to strengthen these neighborhoo
Provides information on City programs assisting with property rehabilitation and repair.
The Bureau of Zoning and Permitting ensures that Rochester’s neighborhoods and businesses are safe and vibrant by upholding the City’s building codes and property standards.
The Employer Assisted Housing Initiative Program incentivizes private employers to encourage their employees to purchase homes in the city of Rochester.
The Rochester City-Wide Housing Market Study collected market data with a full analysis of the City's neighborhoods, finance environment, and housing programs, creating a set of recommendations for future planning efforts one shared vision to reinvigorate Rochester's neighborhoods.
It is the policy of the City of Rochester that employees hired on or after October 1, 2008 are required to maintain residency in the City throughout their employment. This policy is designed to encourage employees to maintain a commitment and involvement with the community in which they live.
This page provides detail and instructions for the Property Manager Code Compliance Score that is presented in the BuildingBlocks tool
The City of Rochester's Home Purchase Assistance Program Grant (HPAP) provides down payment and closing cost assistance to first-time buyers who meet program requirements. Grants of up to $6,000 are available for closing cost assistance to first-time buyers who are income-eligible.
The City of Rochester and Monroe County, New York are seeking proposals from developers, non-profits, and housing service providers to increase the supply of high-quality, safe, and affordable rental housing opportunities.
The City of Rochester on behalf of the Rochester Housing Stability Fund Corporation (RHSFC) seeks Grantee(s) to provide programming and services that support housing quality and stable housing opportunities that align with the mission of the RHSFC.
The City of Rochester is seeking proposals from qualified lenders to provide assistance to eligible homeowners participating in our Buy the Block Program. This program is focused on building new single-family, high-quality, affordable homes that are sold to qualified first-time homebuyers.
These are auctions of city-owned real estate typically in need of repair and redevelopment. This is a competitive bid process and some may require a development proposal should you have the winning bid.
The City of Rochester was awarded United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Brownfield Grant Program multipurpose grant funding to complete Environmental Cleanup and Environmental Assessment projects at two City-owned properties located at 42 York Street and 835-855 West Main Street.
Mayor Evans requested that this group focus on housing quality recommendations that City Hall could implement in the short- and immediate-terms.
Mayor Evans requested that this group focus on housing quality recommendations that City Hall could implement in the short- and immediate-terms.