OKLAHOMA HOUSING
STABILITY PROGRAM 

We welcome homebuyers across Oklahoma.

The Oklahoma Housing Stability Program creates homeownership opportunities through the new construction of for-sale homes in communities throughout the state. Buyers of these homes can take advantage of 5% down payment assistance.

Let's Build, Oklahoma!

The Oklahoma Housing Stability Program (HSP) provides 0% interest construction loans for the new construction of single-family homes and for single and multifamily rental housing. Applications are being accepted for both the Oklahoma Homebuilder and Increased Housing Program.

2026 Application deadlines for the Oklahoma Housing Stability Program

Housing Stability Program Fact Sheets

Application Materials

Via a rigorous application process, the Oklahoma Housing Stability Program awards construction loans to developers, facilitating the creation of new for-sale and rental homes throughout the state.

Oklahoma Homebuilder Program

Applicants will receive points if their proposed development is located in one of these counties.

SUBMITTED AND AWARDED APPLICATIONS
APPLICATION DUE DATES

Additional Consumer Down Payment and Closing Cost Assistance

2026 Housing Stability 100% Grant-Gift DPA Program Notice

The Oklahoma Housing Stability Program will offer $40 million for Consumer Down Payment and Closing Cost Assistance. This program benefits individuals and families purchasing homes as their primary residence in Oklahoma. Grants of 5% of the purchase price for down payment and closing costs will be made available to buyers purchasing homes produced by the Oklahoma Homebuilder Program or the Oklahoma Housing Trust Fund.

Existing Down Payment and Closing Cost Assistance 

OHFA Down Payment and Closing Cost Assistance

 

HOUSING STABILITY PROGRAM
NEWS AND FEATURES
Contact Us for More Information

Eli Vargas
Housing Stability Program Administrator
[email protected]

Darrell Beavers
Housing Development Director
[email protected]

Corey Bornemann
Housing Development Program Manager
[email protected]