Awarded Request for Proposals

The cities of Eugene and Springfield offer federal HOME Investment Partnership program funds and other resources for affordable housing annually through the Housing Request for Proposals (RFPs). The awarded projects support the City’s goal to increase the supply of affordable housing, a strategy established by the City through the Eugene-Springfield 2020 Consolidated Plan (http://www.eugene-or.gov/hudconplan).

  1. 2022
  2. 2021
  3. 2020
  4. 2019 & before

2022 Eugene HOME Award

Eugene-Springfield HOME Consortium Governing Board approved funding for two new construction projects to create affordable housing opportunities for low-income households, one in Eugene and one in Springfield.  Please click on the link to see the awarded proposals:


  • Ollie Court, formerly called Naval Reserve Apartments and Early Learning Center.  Homes for Good was awarded $2,225,341 in HOME funds and the City of Eugene-owned property on 13th Avenue (the former Naval Reserve site) to build 80 units of affordable rental housing and an early learning center.  The housing would serve very low income households and the early learning center would serve residents and non-residents.  The development was also awarded City Fee Assistance for Systems Development Charges and building permit fees.

Rendering of the Ollie Court development proposal


2022 Springfield HOME Award

The Governing Board approved funding for one new construction project proposal in Springfield.

  • Springfield Apartments.  Cornerstone Community Housing was awarded $2,054,013 to build 39 units of affordable rental housing at 1875 16th Street in Springfield, serving low and very low income households. 

Rendering of the Springfield Apts development proposal


Contact Us

  1. Community Development

    Ellen Meyi-Galloway 

    Housing Finance Analyst

    99 W. 10th Ave.

    Eugene, OR 97401

    Ph: 541-682-5532