Housing Programs

Public Notice - Notice of Intent

Public Notice - Notice of Intent and Finding of No Significant Impact

Public Notice - Notice of Intent and Finding of No Significant Impact - Granite Valley Project

Public 15 Day Comment Period

2024 Housing Needs Request For Proposal: The City is requesting proposals for projects to address housing availability and affordability for extremely low-income households. View RFP

Who We Are

Housing is a division of Planning and Development Services at the City of Sioux Falls. Our team is dedicated to connecting people in Sioux Falls with resources that help ensure safe and sustainable living conditions.

We help people ensure decent, safe, and sanitary living conditions by providing programs that assist with repairs and improvements.

Like you, we live, work, and play in Sioux Falls. We love our community, and want our neighbors to thrive here. We take pride in serving our neighbors, because when things can get better for just one person, we all win.

Public Safety Down Payment Assistance Program

The Public Safety Down Payment Assistance program in Sioux Falls offers public safety officers who buy and live in a home in certain neighborhoods forgivable loans.

Mobile Home Repair Program

The Mobile Home Repair Program in Sioux Falls provides low- and moderate-income residents financial assistance for repair services on their mobile homes.

Income Limits

Income Limit Guidelines for Housing programs in Sioux Falls.

Neighborhood Revitalization Program

Sioux Falls works to rebuild neighborhoods.

Rental Rehabilitation Program

The Rental Rehabilitation Program in Sioux Falls provides financial assistance in the form of low-interest loans to rental owners for maintaining and repairing their properties within the city limits.

Single-Family Rehabilitation Program

This program provides financial assistance to low- and moderate-income homeowners to maintain their properties in a decent, safe, and sanitary condition.

Income Limit Guidelines

Income guidelines for Housing programs are a percentage of median family income (MFI), depending upon the program. The current income percentages are as follows:

Household size	1 Person	2 person	3 person	4 person	5 person	6 person
30% AMI	$22,200	$25,350	$28,500	$31,700	$34,200	$36,750
40% AMI	$29,550	$33,800	$38,000	$42,250	$45,600	$49,000
50% AMI	$36,950	$42,250	$47,500	$52,800	$57,000	$61,250
60% AMI	$44,350	$50,700	$57,000	$63,350	$68,450	$73,500
80% AMI	$59,150	$67,600	$76,050	$84,500	$91,250	$98,000

Income guidelines are a percentage of median family income (MFI), depending upon the program. Effective 6/01/2024 by the US Department of HUD.

Related Information

Municipal Property Tax Refund for the Elderly and People with Disabilities

Permits

Accessible Housing Advisory Board (AHAB)

Contacts

Housing & Neighborhoods General Line
605-367-8180

Housing Development Manager
Logan Penfield

Housing Technician
Lisa Fuller

Housing Compliance Supervisor
Shana Nelson

Housing Program Specialists
Derek Mueller
Seth Peterson
Shawn Raymond
Josh Siferd

Neighborhood and Preservation Planner
Diane deKoeyer
605-367-8889

Community Housing Coordinator
Breanna White
(605) 367-8173