South Guilford News

Was your 2022 City home property tax higher than your 2021 City home property tax? If yes, you may qualify to receive a check for the difference.

City staff will be on site at the World Refugee Day Celebration from 11 am to 3 pm Saturday, June 17, at Hester Park, 3615 Deutzia St., to help residents apply for this Low-income Homeowner Assistance program. Look for the table displaying the graphic below.

The application is also online here. It allows users to select from dozens of languages such as Arabic and Khmer.

Application deadline has been extended to Tuesday, June 20.

Required application documentation (photos of these documents are acceptable) includes: 

• Two forms of proof of residence, such as a valid photo identification, most recent utility bill, or other official government mail showing the applicant’s name and address.
• One proof of household income, such as a 2022 tax return, W-2 form, current paycheck stub, or benefits statement.

The program is available only to single-family, owner-occupied properties (houses, townhouses and condos included) located within Greensboro’s city limits. You must have owned and lived in the home for at least five years.

For one-person households, the total annual gross income for 2022 must be less than or equal to $41,000 to apply. For two or more people in a household, the total 2022 gross income must be less than or equal to $47,000.

Questions? Call the City’s Housing and Neighborhood Development Department at 336-373-2349. 

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