Dunn County Housing Fund Nears $600K After Down Payment Assistance Approvals

July 17, 2025 | Dunn County, North Dakota

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Dunn County Housing Fund Nears $600K After Down Payment Assistance Approvals

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Dunn County's housing assistance program is making waves as it manages nearly $800,000 in its down payment fund, aimed at helping residents build their primary homes. During the recent Dunn County Commission meeting on July 16, 2025, officials discussed the current status of the fund and the requirements for potential beneficiaries.

The fund is expected to decrease to around $600,000 once ten approved building projects are underway. Officials noted that when the balance dips below $500,000, they typically request additional funding, but at this time, no further funds are deemed necessary.

A key aspect of the program is the requirement for applicants to sell their existing homes before utilizing the assistance to build in Dunn County. This stipulation ensures that the funds are directed towards primary residences. A recent example highlighted during the meeting involved a young man who plans to close on his current home in July and subsequently begin construction on his new house.

The commission emphasized the importance of this program in supporting local residents and fostering community growth. As the housing market continues to evolve, officials remain committed to assisting those looking to build their homes in Dunn County.

Converted from Dunn County ND Commission Meeting July 16, 2025 meeting on July 17, 2025
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