The Hartford Land Bank identifies and acquires vacant, abandoned, tax-delinquent and/or distressed properties in the City of Hartford, Connecticut, to steward their rehabilitation and return to productive community assets. Hartford Land Bank, Inc. is a non-profit corporation.
Properties
597 Garden Street
RFP REVIEW PENDING: Interested developers must first submit a Developer Request for Qualification (RFQ) Application. Qualified developers will then be invited to submit a formal development Proposal. Vacant Lot on quiet residential street, walking distance to Keney...
647 Broadview Terrace
RFP REVIEW PENDING: Interested developers must first submit a Developer Request for Qualification (RFQ) Application. Qualified developers will then be invited to submit a formal development Proposal. Vacant Lot on quiet residential street, walking distance to New...
208-210 Magnolia Street
RFP REVIEW PENDING: Interested developers must first submit a Developer Request for Qualification (RFQ) Application. Qualified developers will then be invited to submit a formal development Proposal. Circa 1924 six-family brick apartment building. Walking distance to...
287 Sargeant Street
RFP REVIEW PENDING: Interested developers must first submit a Developer Request for Qualification (RFQ) Application. Qualified developers will then be invited to submit a formal development Proposal. Circa 1880 two-family wood-frame home with Victorian details....
49 Annawan Street
RFP REVIEW PENDING: Interested developers must first submit a Developer Request for Qualification (RFQ) Application. Qualified developers will then be invited to submit a formal development Proposal. Vacant Lot on quiet residential street, walking distance to Colt...
71 Winchester Street
RFP REVIEW PENDING: Interested developers must first submit a Developer Request for Qualification (RFQ) Application. Qualified developers will then be invited to submit a formal development Proposal. Circa 1956 single-family wood-frame Cape Cod-style home. Quiet...
145-147 Magnolia Street
RFP REVIEW PENDING: Interested developers must first submit a Developer Request for Qualification (RFQ) Application. Qualified developers will then be invited to submit a formal development Proposal. Vacant Lot on quiet residential street, walking distance to Keney...
602 Garden Street
RFP REVIEW PENDING: Interested developers must first submit a Developer Request for Qualification (RFQ) Application. Qualified developers will then be invited to submit a formal development Proposal. Vacant Lot on quiet residential street, walking distance to Keney...
68 Bonner Street
RFP REVIEW PENDING: Interested developers must first submit a Developer Request for Qualification (RFQ) Application. Qualified developers will then be invited to submit a formal development Proposal. Vacant Lot. See below for more information. This property has been...
156 Mather Street
FOR SALE BY RFP: Interested developers must first submit a Developer Request for Qualification (RFQ) Application. Qualified developers will then be invited to submit a formal development Proposal. Circa 1900 one-family wood-frame home. Walking distance to Keney Park...
How a Land Bank Works
Land banks are an efficient and effective system to eliminate blight. They identify, acquire, and maintain problem properties and then transfer them back to responsible ownership and productive use in accordance with local zoning and neighborhood goals and priorities.
Board & Staff
Our Board is comprised of local economic development and urban planning professionals, and neighborhood and community stakeholders. Our staff are all Hartford residents and community leaders, enthusiastic about their work as catalysts for vacant properties, homeownership advocacy, and workforce development.
Meetings
The Board of the Hartford Land Bank meets monthly. Meetings are open to the public.
Contact us to inquire about available properties.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Hartford Land Bank is to identify, acquire, and redevelop – directly or through partnership with government, nonprofit, and private sector partners – vacant, abandoned, tax-delinquent and/or distressed properties in the City of Hartford, where such redevelopment will: improve community and economic vitality of Hartford neighborhoods, ensure long-term sustainability of impacted properties, and enhance the quality of life for residents and businesses. Hartford Land Bank coordinates its activities with other community, regional and neighborhood partners that pursue objectives and goals complementary to that of Hartford Land Bank. The City of Hartford is a key partner and the Hartford Land Bank Executive Director will be the primary liaison to the City of Hartford.