South Dakota Governor’s House Program

The South Dakota Governor’s House Program, administered by the South Dakota Housing Development Authority (SDHDA), is designed to provide affordable, energy-efficient housing for low- and moderate-income households. This program offers high-quality homes at reduced costs, helping residents achieve stable and sustainable homeownership.

Benefits

• Provides affordable, pre-built homes designed to meet the needs of low- and moderate-income households.
• Offers energy-efficient designs, reducing long-term utility costs for homeowners.
• Homes are available in multiple configurations, including two-bedroom and three-bedroom models, to accommodate various household sizes.
• Encourages long-term housing stability and equity building for eligible participants.
• Supports community development by making homeownership attainable for more residents.

Eligibility Requirements

• Applicants must meet income limits, which vary based on household size and property location within South Dakota.
• Homes must be placed on permanent foundations and used as the buyer’s primary residence.
• Participants must meet program-specific requirements, such as proof of need and ability to maintain the home.
• Local governments and nonprofit organizations may also qualify to purchase homes for community housing initiatives.
• Applicants must complete a homeownership education course approved by SDHDA.

Additional Information

The South Dakota Governor’s House Program is a unique initiative aimed at providing affordable and sustainable housing options for residents in need. By offering high-quality, energy-efficient homes at reduced costs, the program empowers eligible buyers to achieve stable housing and invest in their futures. Administered by the South Dakota Housing Development Authority, this initiative strengthens communities and promotes equitable homeownership opportunities across the state.