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HRA presents plan to divest or develop about 200 parcels; HUD deadlines push NSP properties forward
Summary
St. Paul HRA staff reported on a short-term push to dispose of remaining Neighborhood Stabilization Program properties to meet HUD deadlines and described about 200 HRA-owned parcels across the city; staff highlighted several parcels in active development or for sale.
Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) staff briefed commissioners on HRA-owned land across the city and a near-term effort to dispose of remaining Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) parcels that have HUD deadlines.
Daniella Lorenz, principal project manager supervising economic development project managers, said the HRA currently owns about 200 parcels across six of seven council wards; there are no HRA parcels in Ward 3. She told the body staff are prioritizing disposal or redevelopment of NSP-funded parcels in the next three to four months to meet HUD requirements and are working through the remainder of the…
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