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§ 583. 105 . 24 CFR Ch. V (4-1 -05 Edition) (4) Provide additional supportive and rehabilitation costs, grants of services for residents of supportive more than $200,000, but not more than housing or for homeless persons not re- $400,000, may be available. siding in supportive housing; (5) Purchase HUD-owned single fam- § 583.110 Grants for new construction. ily properties currently leased by the (a) Use. HUD will grant funds to re- applicant for use as a homeless facility cipients to pay a portion of the cost of under 24 CFR part 291 ; and new construction, including cost-effec- (6) Continue funding supportive hous- tive energy measures and the cost of ing where the recipient has received land associated with that construction, funding under this part for leasing, for use in the provision of supportive supportive services, or operating costs. housing. If the grant funds are used for (c) Structures used for multiple pur- new construction, the applicant must poses. Structures used to provide sup- demonstrate that the costs associated portive housing or supportive services with new construction are substan- may also be used for other purposes, tially less than the costs associated except that assistance under this part with rehabilitation or that there is a will be available only in proportion to lack of available appropriate units that the use of the structure for supportive could be rehabilitated at a cost less housing or supportive services. than new construction. For purposes of (d) Technical assistance. HUD may this cost comparison, costs associated offer technical assistance , as described with rehabilitation or new construc- in § 583 . 140. tion may include the cost of real prop- [58 FR 13871 , Mar. 15, 1993, as amended at 59 erty acquisition. FR 36891 , July 19, 19941 (b) Amount. The maximum grant available for new construction is the § 583.105 Grants for acquisition and lower of: rehabilitation. (1) $400,000; or - (a) Use. HUD will grant funds to re- (2) The total cost of the new con- cipients to: struction, including the cost of land as- (1) Pay. a portion of the cost of the sociated with that construction, minus acquisition of real property selected by the applicant 's contribution toward the the recipients for use in the provision cost of same. of supportive housing or supportive § 583.115 Grants for leasing. services, including the repayment of any outstanding debt on a loan made (a) General. HUD will provide grants - to purchase property that has not been to pay (as described in § 583. 130 of this used previously as supportive housing part) for the actual costs of leasing a or for supportive services; structure or structures, or portions (2) Pay 'a portion of the cost of reha- thereof, used to provide supportive bilitation of structures, including cost- housing or supportive services for up to effective energy measures, selected by five years. , the recipients to provide supportive (b) (1) Leasing structures. Where grants housing or supportive services; or are used to pay rent for all or part of (3) Pay a portion of the cost of acqui- structures, the rent paid must be rea- sition and rehabilitation of structures, sonable in relation to rents being as described in paragraphs (a) (1) and (2) charged in the area for comparable of this section. space. In addition, the rent paid may (b) Amount. The maximum grant not exceed rents currently being available for acquisition, rehabilita- charged by the same owner for com- _ tion, or acquisition and rehabilitation parable space. is the lower of: (2) Leasing individual units. Where (1) $200,000; or grants are used to pay rent for indi- (2) The total cost of the acquisition, vidual housing units , the rent paid rehabilitation, or acquisition and reha- must be reasonable in relation to rents bilitation minus the applicant's con- being charged for comparable units, tribution toward the cost . taking into account the location, size, (c) Increased amounts. In areas deter- type, quality, amenities, facilities, and mined by HUD to have high acquisition management services. In addition, the 250