Tanya Searcy named new chief relationship officer
INDIANAPOLIS (Feb. 2, 2024) – The Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership® (INHP) announces the hiring of Tanya Searcy to its executive leadership team as its new chief relationship officer. Searcy joins INHP with more than 25 years of experience in a career spanning community relations, public relations, marketing and funds development. As chief relationship officer at…
Read MoreEmily’s Homeownership Journey
This year Emily bought her first home for her beautiful family of three. Emily is a schoolteacher. While making a big impact locally, she sought INHP’s help to make a big impact personally, for her family. She has two small children and was eager for that safe, special place to call home. A place where…
Read MoreBudgeting for the holidays? Take a free one-hour financial literacy class.
If saving for a new home is on your list, INHP can help you navigate if homeownership is right for you now. It doesn’t take a commitment to enroll in our free education classes, just curiosity. As the holiday sales approach, where does your mind wander? New shoes? The latest gaming system? Maybe even some…
Read MoreINHP and Mayor Joe Hogsett break ground on Arnold Place
Arnold Place is one of the largest single-site affordable housing opportunities in Indianapolis Arnold Place named for neighborhood’s resident centenarian INDIANAPOLIS (October 31, 2023) – Today, the Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership (INHP) and Mayor Joe Hogsett broke ground for a 33-unit townhome development at 2434 and 2444 Winthrop Avenue, which will offer market rate and…
Read MoreHas your path to homeownership inspired friends and family? Help them start their own journey through INHP’s homebuyer education classes.
Do you remember when you bought your home, the joy of knowing “you did it!”? If your journey to homeownership has inspired friends and family who share the same dream, let them know about INHP’s homebuyer education courses. And let them know class fees will be waived through December 31, 2023: “Dollars & Sense” teaches…
Read MoreState Farm Supports INHP Affordable Housing Programs with $32,195 Grant
As part of its commitment to supporting affordable housing for Hoosiers, State Farm has awarded $32,195 to Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership (INHP). The grant will provide INHP with philanthropic capital necessary to continue offering its wide range of affordable housing solutions – solutions for both consumers with low and moderate incomes and the neighborhoods in…
Read MoreCelebrating a homeownership dream come true this Hispanic Heritage Month
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage this month, meet Edwin and Amilda who are reaching for their “American Dream.” When Edwin and Amilda left their home in Nicaragua, they arrived like so many immigrants with little more than their backpack full of dreams – a desire to build a life of opportunity for themselves and for…
Read MoreKeyBank Awards INHP with $300,000 Grant to Increase Affordable and Sustainable Housing
INDIANAPOLIS, September 14, 2023 – The KeyBank Foundation has awarded Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership (INHP) a $300,000 grant to continue its efforts to create or preserve affordable housing opportunities near Indianapolis transit lines as part of the city’s first Equitable Transit-Oriented Development (ETOD) program. Through this program, INHP acquires and holds properties within a half…
Read MoreAbout INHP’s Bungalow Pilot
INHP is honored to be a recipient of Vacant to Vibrant program funding from the City of Indianapolis Department of Metropolitan Development, which was launched to facilitate the creation of affordable rental and homeownership opportunities on vacant, city-owned lots. We’ll use a portion of our allocation to pilot an innovative and market-responsive strategy to give…
Read MoreSupport for Senator Todd Young’s Affordable Housing Legislation
June 30, 2023 During the week of June 26, Indiana Senator Todd Young traveled the state to meet with stakeholders in the housing industry about three bills on his legislative agenda that could address the shortage of affordable homes our families and neighborhoods face. INHP understands the shortage is real. More than 115,000 households in…
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