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HOND provides trusted guidance, education, and advocacy to help individuals and families navigate the path to homeownership with confidence and clarity.
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We provide counseling, education, and advocacy to help individuals and families understand their options, protect their rights, and move forward with confidence.
Housing Counseling
Guidance to prepare you for homeownership through counseling, budgeting, credit education, and workshops.
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Fair Housing Law
Education and support to help you understand housing rights, identify discrimination, and take informed next steps.
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Housing Advocacy
Advocacy and outreach that support equitable access to safe, affordable housing, especially for underserved communities.
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Hours of counseling and assistance with First-Time Homebuyers in preparing for their home purchase
Hours of counseling and guidance for clients seeking mortgage and foreclosure assistance
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Join Us for Jazz in the House & Silent Auction
Join HOND for Jazz in the House & Silent Auction on October 1, 2026, for an evening of live jazz, dance, community, and celebration in support of housing opportunity throughout Delaware.
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Carney Proposes $20M Housing Fund in Wilmington Budget
Wilmington Mayor John Carney has proposed a $20 million housing fund as part of the city’s $212 million budget to expand affordable housing. The plan focuses on incentivizing new development, though some officials are calling for additional support such as rent relief and tenant protections. City Council is expected to review the proposal in April with a final vote in May.
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Delaware Home Sales and Prices Decline in February
Delaware’s housing market cooled in February, with both sales and home prices declining year over year. Sussex County continued to lead the state in activity, even as higher mortgage rates and affordability challenges slowed overall demand.
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