INHS is dedicated to expanding housing opportunities for low and moderate-income residents of Cayuga, Chemung, Cortland, Schuyler, Seneca, Tioga, and Tompkins Counties. It seeks to foster communities that embrace diversity, equity, and sustainability in ways that produce lasting outcomes.
Home Buyer Class: In Person, Wednesdays in April (Ithaca, NY)
Call for Nominations: 2024 Annual Meeting Awards
INHS is happy to announce its Call for Award Nominations for its Lucy J. Brown Leadership Award and Florence Hoard Community Beautification Award is now open.
Our Mission Matters.
"I am proud to be a tenant with INHS."
Phoebe feels secure that if a situation popped up, and her rent was late, that we could work it out. More →
"My family has a place to grow."
The Culpepper family was excited to hear that INHS offers down payment assistance for first time home buyers outside of Ithaca. More →
"I feel safer because of your work."
INHS was able to help Sonya be safe and secure with a new roof, insulation, furnace, foundation work, and paint. More →
Your Neighborhood Matters.
Since the 1980s, Tompkins County has grown substantially, creating strong demand for new housing. Affordable housing has become a regional problem. As the housing problems have changed so has INHS, leading us to develop affordable housing in different ways.
Need a Repair?
We want you as a homeowner to feel safe, secure, and comfortable in your own home – and to live independently for as long as possible. INHS provides professional quality, timely repairs to help seniors and those with disabilities to maintain their homes. More →
Buying a Home?
Buying your first home can be stressful, and fraught with uncertainty. Relax. If the time is right – and we’ll help you figure that out – we can ease your way into a home you love at a price that’s right for you. More →
Need an Apartment?
Are you ready to rent an apartment you’ll love – and at an affordable price? We offer a variety of high quality units, mostly in the City of Ithaca. Some are in the heart of downtown, while others are in quieter areas still convenient to downtown’s amenities. More →