Pre-Bidders Meeting - PADD's Spring 2026 Bundle Solicitation for Offers

Pre-Bidder's Conference - Summer Bundle Solicitations for Offer (SFO)

Join DHCD's Property Acquisition and Disposition Division (PADD) at the Pre-Bidder's Meeting for the on Friday, March 20, 2026 at 5:00 pm in DHCD's Multi-Purpose Room.

DHCD Pre-Bidders Meeting - PADD Spring 2026 Solicitation for Offers

Date: Friday, March 20, 2026

Time: 5:00 pm

Location: DHCD Multi-Purpose Room

1909 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue SE, Washington, DC

Register Here: You can register here to attend the event: Pre-Bidders Meeting - PADD Spring 2026 Solicitation for Offers

In the , DHCD’s Property Acquisition and Disposition Division (PADD) has thirteen sites available for acquisition and development into mixed-income affordable housing, either for sale housing or rental housing.

Developers are required to sell or rent 50% of the units to residents with income at or below 80% of the Median Family Income (MFI). PADD is hosting a Pre-Bidders Meeting on the development sites available in the :

• 1620-1626 Galen Street SE
• 820 Barnaby Street SE
• 1109 50th Place NE
• 46th Street NE
• 5328 James Place NE
• 5033 Meade Street NE
• 4404 Foote Street NE
• 4319 Kane Place NE
• 2629 MLK Jr. Avenue SE
• 4226 Dix Street NE
• 2302 Pomeroy Road SE
• 919 47th Place NE
• 157 Forrester Street SW

DHCD's Property Acquisition and Disposition Division (PADD)

PADD acquires and disposes of vacant and abandoned properties. PADD has the following three main functions:

• Encourage property owners to rehabilitate and/or occupy their vacant residential property.
• Acquire vacant, abandoned and deteriorated properties through negotiated friendly sale, eminent domain, donation or tax sale foreclosure when owners are unwilling or unable to maintain their properties; and
• Dispose of properties in the PADD inventory by selling the properties to individuals or developers to be rehabilitated into high-quality, affordable and market-rate single-family and/or multifamily housing in District of Columbia (“District”) neighborhoods.

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