Utah Division of Housing & Community Development

Making Utah Communities Stronger

We partner with communities and housing developers throughout Utah to build affordable, attainable housing and stronger infrastructure.

Affordable Housing

Affordable housing tools for tenants, landlords and developers.
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Community
Development

Grants, loans, training and assistance for communities in rural Utah.
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State Land & Infrastructure

Programs leveraging state resources to accelerate starter home development in Utah.

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Land & Infrastructure Partnership Opportunities

Interested developers are invited to submit qualifications through this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for consideration in this innovative public-private partnership. The opportunity will open by Monday, September 21, 2026 - Check back to submit your qualifications.

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Funding Opportunities

Information coming soon.
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Web Grants

WebGrants is an online grants management system that allows local governments and nonprofit organizations to apply for grants and loans from the Housing and Community Development Division. Webgrants simplifies the application process and automates compliance and reporting.
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A stunning panoramic view of Zion National Park features towering red sandstone mountains under a clear, vibrant blue sky. The prominent peaks, bathed in the warm light of what appears to be late afternoon, exhibit vertical striations and sharp angles. In the foreground, a verdant landscape of green trees and shrubs forms a lush contrast to the arid mountains. The lower slopes of the mountains are covered in reddish-brown brush, leading up to the more dramatic rock faces.

New GIS Guide

The Community Development Office's new guide helps towns thrive by using GIS technology.

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A large, light-colored sandstone mountain dominates the frame under a dramatic blue sky with wispy clouds. The mountain's face is a mix of off-white and light tan, marked by horizontal striations and dotted with small green trees and shrubs. The base of the mountain is a darker reddish-orange, suggesting a different rock layer or soil. To the left, another, darker mountain peak is partially visible. The overall impression is one of grandeur and rugged natural beauty.

State of the State’s Housing Market: 2025-2026

The most recent report from the University of Utah's Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute.

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A natural arch of reddish-orange rock frames a paved road in a winter landscape. The arch is carved into a large rock formation that spans the width of the road, creating a tunnel-like passage. Patches of snow are visible on the ground to the left of the road and further up the snow-covered slopes on either side of the arch. Pine trees, some dusted with snow, are scattered across the landscape. The sky above is a mix of blue and white clouds, suggesting a partly cloudy winter day. The road has a double yellow line marking the center.

Funding for Affordable Housing Providers

Learn how organization can access Subordinate Shared Appreciation Loan funds.

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About Housing & Community Development

Utah Housing and Community Development partners with communities and housing developers throughout the state to expand affordable, attainable, and deeply affordable housing. Through our housing infrastructure and land programs, we invest in the land and infrastructure needed to bring housing projects to life, while our community initiatives help offset development costs in economically significant areas. Together, these efforts strengthen neighborhoods, support long-term growth, and ensure Utahns at every income level have access to a place to call home.

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