HIP Named “Community Impact Business of the Year” – Prince George’s County Chamber
Excellence in Business Award, 2024: "Community Impact Business of the Year" Housing Initiative Partnership, Inc. (HIP) HIP is marking its 35th Anniversary during 2024 focused on revitalizing inner beltway neighborhoods across Prince George’s County through our affordable multifamily developments, single-family home renovations, and building new construction net zero, [...]
Gaithersburg Financial Empowerment Center Releases its 2-Year Report
Need help managing debt? Want help building or restoring credit? Need a plan to save for a house? The Gaithersburg Financial Empowerment Center can help! The Financial Empowerment Center provides free one-on-one financial coaching to help residents move toward greater financial stability. A Financial Counselor will work with [...]
Towne Courts Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting in Annapolis
PIRHL and HIP celebrate completion of new affordable community in Annapolis, historic street dedication in Parole residents Annapolis, MD (May 9, 2022) – PIRHL and Housing Initiative Partnership (HIP) will host a ribbon cutting and open house to celebrate the completion and [...]
Purple Line Corridor Coalition Releases Roadmap for Distressed Properties, Solutions and Financing Tools
Prince George’s County, MD (January 21, 2022) – Today a cross-sector working group of regional leaders and housing experts convened by the Purple Line Corridor Coalition (PLCC) published a comprehensive approach to meeting the needs of tenants and communities living in rental housing described as “distressed properties.” The “Two [...]
MEA Awards $200K Grant to HIP’s Innovative Microgrid Community in Fairmount Heights
Public-private partnership will bring transformative microgrid technology to new low-to-moderate income residential construction project in Prince George’s County Housing Initiative Partnership (HIP) along with Pepco and Emera Technologies, have been awarded a $200,000 grant from the Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) to construct a new [...]
CDC Protection Order is expired. Renters should attend court hearings, seek free counsel..
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, on August 3, 2021, issued a new temporary agency order designed to stop the spread of COVID-19 by avoiding mass evictions in jurisdictions that have a "Substantial" or "High" transmission rate. However, a few weeks later the United States Supreme Court vacated [...]