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Changes when applying for SF affordable housing due to COVID-19

In-person visits and events are cancelled, including open houses and info sessions. Lotteries will go on as scheduled.

Eviction Defense Collaborative and Q Foundation partner to keep friends housed

MOHCD grantees collaborate on major eviction prevention effort to ensure San Francisco remains a City for all

Board of Supervisors approves acquisition of site for affordable housing in upper Market area

Once built, the 100% affordable apartment building will provide permanently affordable housing for low-income seniors, with a focus on serving people who are LGBTQ

Mayor London Breed announces rehabilitation of 203 affordable homes for seniors and adults with disabilities

Rosa Parks Apartments, former public housing in Western Addition at 1251 Turk Street, was renovated under the Rental Assistance Demonstration program

Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Rafael Mandelman announce the City's intent to purchase building in Upper Market Area for affordable housing

Once built, the 100 percent affordable apartment building will likely provide permanently affordable housing for low-income seniors

Mayor London Breed and Community Members Celebrate Groundbreaking of Affordable Senior Housing in the Mission

Casa de la Misión is the sixth new affordable housing development to break ground in the Mission District in the last 18 months

Mayor London Breed Announces Acquisition and Preservation of Affordable Housing in the Richmond

Twelve residential homes will remain permanently affordable thanks to the City’s Small Sites Program

Mayor London Breed and community members celebrate groundbreaking of new affordable housing by the Northeast Waterfront

Two new 100% affordable housing developments will create 178 units for families and seniors.

Board of Supervisors votes unanimously to place $600 million Affordable Housing Bond on November ballot

The Bond, proposed by Mayor London Breed and Board of Supervisors President Norman Yee, will appear on the November ballot and, if approved by voters, will fund the creation and preservation of affordable housing in San Francisco.

Mayor London Breed announces $40 million in state funding for affordable housing developments

Two future housing sites in San Francisco received funding from the State’s Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program to support transit-oriented affordable housing,