Who is the Offer of Sale for DOPA sent to?

The Offer of Sale for the D.C. Opportunity to Purchase Act (DOPA) is sent to the Department of Housing and Community Development. This department plays a crucial role in managing housing-related programs and initiatives within the District of Columbia. By sending the Offer of Sale to this department, it ensures that the opportunity to purchase is reviewed by the appropriate local authorities responsible for housing policy and community development.

This process helps facilitate the goals of DOPA, which are centered around preserving affordable housing and providing residents with opportunities to prevent displacement due to market pressures. The involvement of the Department of Housing and Community Development is necessary for adherence to the regulations and for the oversight of the potential sale of properties, ensuring that community interests are prioritized.

In contrast, the other options listed do not carry the same responsibility or authority regarding housing sales and community development as the Department of Housing and Community Development.