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City of Miami offers first-time homebuyer assistance, $1.6 million invested this fiscal year

The City of Miami's First-Time Homebuyer program has put more than $1.6 million toward 11 households this fiscal year, with six more expected by Sept. 30.

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The City of Miami is helping eligible residents buy their first home inside city limits through its First-Time Homebuyer Assistance program, which provides financial aid toward a down payment or purchase.

This fiscal year, the city has invested more than $1.6 million, helping 11 households. The city said six more are expected to be assisted before Sept. 30.

Residents who want to check eligibility or apply can search for “First Time Home Buyer Assistance” on Miami.gov. The city’s post did not list specific income limits or application deadlines.

This story is a summary based on reporting by City of Miami (IG). Read the original for full details.

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