Little Rock Land Bank Commission

Mission Statement

The mission of the Little Rock Land Bank Commission is to reverse blight, increase home ownership and stability of property values, provide affordable housing, improve the health and safety of neighborhoods within the City of Little Rock, and maintain the architectural fabric of the community through the study, acquisition, and disposition of vacant, abandoned, tax delinquent, and City lien property while collaborating with citizens, neighborhoods, developers, nonprofit organizations and other governmental agencies.

• LBC Bylaws

Land Bank meetings will resume at the Willie Hinton Center beginning April 2022

2022 Regular Meeting Schedule

Meetings are held every third Wednesday of each month - Click the Link Above for Meeting Times and Location

The Willie Hinton Neighborhood Resource Center
3805 W.12th Street, Room 207
Little Rock, AR 72204
12:00 Noon

 

Priorities and Policies

Click here to view or download the Priorities and Policies

Click here to view or download Land Bank Definitions

Click here to view or download the Deed Restriction

Federal Funding Income Guidelines

HUD 2021 Income Limits

Properties Available for Development

Land Bank Property Inventory--February 2021

Land Bank Property Inventory--March 2021

Land Bank Property Inventory--April 2021

Land Bank Property Inventory--May 2021

Land Bank Property Inventory--June-2021

Land Bank Property Inventory August 2021

Land Bank Property Inventory September 2021

Land Bank Property Inventory January 2022

Land Bank Property Inventory February 2022

Land Bank Property Inventory April 2022

 

 

Little Rock Properties Map

Forms and Applications

Land Bank Application Checklist

• Land Transfer Application
• Side Lot Application
• Property Donation Form

Property Programs

• Land Bank Property Program for City of Little Rock and Little Rock School District Employees
• NSP II Properties

Community Garden Project

If your group, association, or organization is interested in acquiring property from the Land Bank to establish, sponsor, and maintain a community garden project, please contact Redevelopment Administrator, at (501) 371-4848 for property details and acquisition guidelines.