New York State NY Rising Home Buyout & Acquisition

NYS Governor's Office of Storm Recovery

Closed Disaster Relief

About This Program

Provided buyouts at pre-storm fair market value for homes severely damaged by Hurricane Sandy and other federally declared disasters. Program has closed for Sandy recovery but may reopen for future disasters.

Buyout at pre-storm fair market value plus incentives

Record set last reviewed 2026-06-09. How we verify our data.

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Key Details

  • Buyout at pre-storm fair market value
  • Available after federally declared disasters
  • Incentive bonuses for eligible homeowners
  • Currently closed for Sandy recovery
  • May reopen for future disasters

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Program phone: (855) 769-7372

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Deadline: Application period closed for Hurricane Sandy recovery

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