Hartford Land Bank, located in Hartford, Connecticut, is a non-profit corporation dedicated to revitalizing the community by acquiring and rehabilitating vacant, abandoned, tax-delinquent, and distressed properties. Their mission is to steward these properties and transform them into productive community assets, boosting investment and homeownership in the area. The Land Bank operates by identifying problem properties, acquiring them, and maintaining them until they can be transferred to responsible ownership.

They work in line with local zoning and neighborhood goals, ensuring that the properties are put to productive use. This efficient and effective system helps to eliminate blight and enhance the community's economic vitality. The Board of the Hartford Land Bank consists of local economic development and urban planning professionals, as well as neighborhood and community stakeholders.

Their passionate staff, all of whom are Hartford residents and community leaders, serve as catalysts for vacant properties, homeownership advocacy, and workforce development. If you're interested in purchasing one of their properties, visit their website to view their current and past inventory and find information on how to bid. Hartford Land Bank also coordinates with other community, regional, and neighborhood partners who share their goals of revitalizing the city