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City announces development teams for nine 100% affordable housing sites across San Francisco

Nearly 900 new affordable homes will be built across the City in the coming years

San Francisco to distribute $90 million in rent relief

City’s new Emergency Rental Assistance program, with funding from the U.S. Treasury will launch on May 28 and support vulnerable San Francisco tenants

City announces groundbreaking of affordable housing in Diamond Heights

New homes at 36 Amber Drive will provide housing and homeownership opportunity for eight San Francisco families, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity

City celebrates grand opening of new affordable housing in the heart of the Mission District

Site that once served as the City’s inaugural navigation center opens its doors to 155 families and provides 100% affordable housing for San Franciscans

City announces groundbreaking of critical infrastructure at Potrero HOPE SF affordable housing

New streets and utilities will enable nearly 1,700 new or rebuilt homes on Potrero Hill

City celebrates groundbreaking of 96 affordable homes for formerly homeless as part of the Plumbers Union Project

New housing at 53 Colton Street will provide wraparound supportive services and stable homes for 96 adults exiting homelessness

MOHCD statement regarding 2/25 community meeting

If you participated in the virtual meeting on the evening of February 25 but were unable to submit input and would like to, please email your feedback to mohcdevents@sfgov.org

City announces $27 million for Downpayment Assistance Loan Program

Funding will be available to low- and middle-income teachers, first responders, families and individuals to purchase their first home in San Francisco

Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development releases 2019-2020 annual report

Annual Progress Report highlights the agency's housing and community development work between July 2019 and June 2020.

Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development releases budget priorities for next two fiscal years

Agency invites the public to submit comments by emailing mohcd-budget-comments@sfgov.org by Wednesday, February 3.