a genuine feeling of
success.
As active participants in building a better future for themselves and their families, qualified Habitat homebuyers are not only in search of a better environment, they are eager to put in the necessary work to see their dreams of homeownership become a reality. Does this sound like you or someone you know? If so, contact us below for more information.
Due to the overwhelming response of future homeowners, we have established a direct phone line to help assist with the process. If you are interested in our program, please call our homeownership information line at 314-371-0400 ext 631 for more information.
contact us
in need of better
housing
establishing stability.
One of the main principles of Habitat’s existence was to eliminate substandard housing. Some common factors of substandard housing are; poorly made, unhealthy or inadequate structures; unaffordable rent; homes inaccessible for disabilities, crime-riddled communities or homes damaged by natural disaster.
able to pay an affordable
mortgage.
building self-reliance.
Habitat for Humanity Saint Louis offers potential homebuyers access to an affordable mortgage tailored to those whose living at or below 50% of the area median income. This allows the buyers to build their assets while also cycling funds to their family and partner communities for generations.
willing to become
partners.
encouraging strength.
Habitat Saint Louis homebuyers are required to complete a minimum of 250 hours of “sweat-equity” per signer, although many buyers close with well over 600. The hours are earned by helping to build the house they will purchase and live in, as well as the houses of other people who are participating in our program. Sweat equity is also earned by participating in family-centered workshops on personal finances, home maintenance, being a good neighbor, health and fitness, and other related topics.
Daughter of Habitat Homeowner Pursues Nursing Career
We sat down with Riviera B., daughter of a 2009 Habitat homeowner, to discuss growing up in the Habitat Saint Louis program and her plans to pursue a career in pediatric nursing. In 2022, Rivera graduated from both Metro High School and St. Louis Community College, and is currently enrolled in nursing classes at Saint …