Bringing residents of the University Neighborhood
TOGETHER
Promoting home ownership opportunities since 1990
People of all ages and backgrounds call the University Neighborhood home. The convenience and excitement of urban living within vibrant community, combined with old-fashioned charm and character, make this neighborhood one of Syracuse's best-kept secrets.
Our Commitment
The University Neighborhood Preservation Association (UNPA) is committed to promoting owner-occupancy by primarily administering a homebuyers assistance program that helps families and individuals purchase homes in the UNPA Target Area.
Homebuyers Assistance Program
UNPA has designed the Homebuyers Assistance Program as an incentive to attract buyers to the University Neighborhood
UNPA offers grants up to $5,100 and low-interest loans at 1%
The University Neighborhood Preservation Association is committed to promoting owner-occupancy through programs that help families and individuals purchase homes in the UNPA Target Area
Community Events
The University Neighborhood Preservation Association hosts annual community events from the FUN RUN to delicious pot lucks, sports, music and more...
The Neighborhood
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UNPA News
UNPA Welcomes New Executive Director
UNPA held their Annual Report to the Community on November 19th. The board introduced Maribel Arce as the incoming Executive ...
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UNPA Seeks New Director
The part-time Executive Director is responsible for executing the University Neighborhood Preservation Association (UNPA)'s mission, which is to: Promote owner-occupancy ...
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Harry Lewis to be Honored
HARRY LEWIS WAY A proclamation naming Meadowbrook Drive between Broad & Westcott Streets in honor of university neighborhood and community ...
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" We like living near our workplace and being an active part of our neighborhood and community. UNPA's grant program helped us afford our first house! "
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The University Neighborhood Preservation Association is committed to promoting owner-occupacy in the UNPA Target Area