New York Land Opportunity Program for Mission-Driven and Faith-Based Organizations

LISC NY has partnered with Mission-Driven Organizations (MDOs) and Faith-Based Organizations (FBOs) to promote community and economic development for many years. MDOs and FBOs often provide much-needed services to their communities. These services include housing, feeding those in need, helping individuals find stable family-sustaining employment, building up businesses to create jobs, providing wrap-around mental health services, and improving community safety to help stabilize neighborhoods.

MDOs and FBOs have several vital resources that contribute to these goals, including:

  • Community Relationships & Leadership
  • Land in High Opportunity Areas
  • Tax-Exempt Status
  • Organizational Time, Volunteers, and Finances & Land

The LISC NY NYLOP focuses on helping MDOs and FBOs use these resources to develop affordable housing on their vacant or underutilized property. LISC NY is soliciting interest from up to 10 MDOs or FBOs who have an interest in developing their property. After an initial review and screening process, we will invite organizations with the best chance of success to submit a formal application to participate in the program. LISC NY will review responses to the formal application to select at least three organizations to proceed with developing conceptual plans. Once these plans are completed, LISC NY will choose at least one organization from this cohort to issue a Request for Proposals to select a Master Development Partner to partner with the MDO or FBO to bring the conceptual plan to fruition.

Technical Resources

LISC NY, through its NYLOP, will provide technical assistance and financial support to at least three organizations to enable them to develop a pathway to selecting a Master Development Partner. In addition, LISC NY has engaged a development consultant who will assesses the organizational and development capacity of the participants to determine their technical assistance needs. Technical assistance may include legal, zoning, and architectural services. LISC NY will also work with local community organizations, city and state agencies to ensure a holistic development approach.

Contact Information

Questions or technical issues can be sent to NYLOP@lisc.org.

RFP: LISC NY and The Episcopal Diocese of Long Island Seeking Co-Developer for Site Redevelopment (39-04 61st Street, Queens, New York)

The purpose of this RFP (click here) is to select a partner to serve as the Co-Developer with the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island (EDLI) to redevelop a site located at 39-04 61st Street, Queens, New York. Interested respondents must submit their responses per the guidelines outlined in this RFP by Monday, March 18, 2024, at 3:00 PM ET and must be submitted via the online application portal. Applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered. Apply Here

Information Session

On Thursday, Feb. 22, 2024, LISC NY’s NYLOP held an information session about this RFP to serve as co-developer for the redevelopment of a site located at 39-04 61st Street, Queens, New York, the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island. The application deadline is no later than Monday, March 18, 2024, at 3:00 PM ETReplay

RFP: LISC NY and Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church Seeking Co-Developer for Site Redevelopment (66 Wasson Avenue, Lackawanna, New York)

The purpose of this RFP (click here) is to acquire services from a Co-Developer to be the development partner with Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church to redevelop a site located at 66 Wasson Avenue, Lackawanna, New York. Interested respondents must submit their responses per the guidelines outlined in this RFP. 

Information Session

On Thursday, Feb. 15, 2024, LISC NY’s NYLOP held an information session about this RFP to serve as co-developer for the redevelopment of a site located at 66 Wasson Avenue, Lackawanna, New York, Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church. Replay

RFP Schedule

The following RFP Schedule represents LISC NY’s estimate of the timetable that will be followed in connection with this RFP:

  • February 7, 2024, | Issue Date
  • February 15, 2024 | Information Session
  • February 26, 2024 | Deadline for Questions
  • March 4, 2024 | Responses to Questions
  • March 11, 2024 | RFP Application Due Date
RFP: LISC NY and The New Testament Temple Church of God Seeking Co-Developer for Site Redevelopment - (3350 and 3356 Seymour Avenue, Bronx, New York)

LISC NY and The New Testament Temple Church of God (NTTCOG) invite qualified firms to submit responses to this RFP (click hereto serve as co-developer for the redevelopment of a site located at 3350 and 3356 Seymour Avenue, Bronx, New York. The deadline has passed to apply for this RFP. For more information, please contact Monica Dean, Director of Housing Programs.

Information Session

On Thursday, Feb. 15, 2024, LISC NY’s NYLOP held an information session about an RFP to serve as co-developer for the redevelopment of a site located at 3350 and 3356 Seymour Avenue, Bronx, New York, The New Testament Temple Church of God (NTTCOG). 

RFP Schedule

The following RFP Schedule represents LISC NY’s estimate of the timetable that will be followed in connection with this RFP:

RFP: Co-Developer for The Women's Economic Institute (The WEI) (1500-1610 South Avenue, Syracuse, New York)

LISC NY and The Women's Economic Institute (The WEI) invite qualified firms to submit responses to this RFP (download hereto serve as co-developer for the redevelopment of a site located at 1500-1610 South Avenue, Syracuse, New York. The deadline has passed to apply for this RFP. For more information, please contact Monica Dean, Director of Housing Programs.

Information Session

On Feb. 1, 2024, LISC NY’s New York Land Opportunity Program (NYLOP) hosted an information session about this RFP (see attached) for a co-developer of 1500-1610 South Avenue, Syracuse, New York, The Women's Economic Institute (The WEI). During the information session, LISC NY discussed the RFP, NYLOP, The WEI, and the application.  

RFP Schedule

The following RFP Schedule represents LISC NY’s estimate of the timetable that will be followed in connection with this RFP:

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Contact

Monica Dean, Director of Housing
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