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PART 92—HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM›Insular Areas Program

§ 92.66 Reallocation.

24 C.F.R. Part 92 — HOME Investment Partnerships Program · 2026 edition · updated 2026-07-29 · United States

Any HOME funds which are reduced or recaptured from an insular area's allocation and which are not used to increase the allocation amount for one or more of the remaining insular areas as provided in § 92.60 of this part, will be reallocated by HUD to the States in accordance with the requirements in subpart J for reallocating funds initially allocated to a State.

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▸ Contents — 24 C.F.R. Part 92 — HOME Investment Partnerships Program
24 C.F.R. Part 92 — HOME Investment Partnerships Program
  1. 24 C.F.R. Part 92 — HOME Investment Partnerships Program
  2. ▸ PART 92—HOME INVESTMENT PARTNERSHIPS PROGRAM
    Overview
    1. Subpart A—General
    2. Subpart B—Allocation Formula
    3. ▸ Insular Areas Program
      Overview
      1. § 92.60 Allocation amounts for insular areas.
      2. § 92.61 Program description.
      3. § 92.62 Review of program description and certifications.
      4. § 92.63 Amendments to program description.
      5. § 92.64 Applicability of requirements to insular areas.
      6. § 92.65 Funding sanctions.
      7. § 92.66 Reallocation.
    4. Subpart C—Consortia; Designation and Revocation of Designation…
    5. Subpart D—Submission Requirements
    6. Subpart E—Program Requirements
    7. Eligible and Prohibited Activities
    8. Income Targeting
    9. Matching Contribution Requirement
    10. Subpart F—Project Requirements
    11. Subpart G—Community Housing Development Organizations
    12. Subpart H—Other Federal Requirements
    13. Subpart I—Technical Assistance
    14. Subpart J—Reallocations
    15. Subpart K—Program Administration
    16. Subpart L—Performance Reviews and Sanctions

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