Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development

1234 Great Highway, illustration by Paulett Taggart Architects

New Details For 1234 Great Highway, Outer Sunset, San Francisco

New details have been shared for the eight-story affordable housing complex at 1234 Great Highway in San Francisco’s Outer Sunset District. The senior housing complex is expected to add nearly two hundred units and a single-story medical center along the narrow plot. Residents will benefit from stunning views across Ocean Beach and Golden Gate Park. Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation and Self-Help For The Elderly will be joint developers.

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2530 18th Street, rendering by Mithun

Meeting Today For Affordable Housing Loan in San Francisco

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is scheduled to vote on a potential loan for the affordable housing proposal at 2530 18th Street in the city’s Mission District. The scheduled item relates to a potential $6.9 million loan for the acquisition of the two-story commercial structure. Mercy Housing is the project developer, working alongside the existing tenant, the Homeless Prenatal Program resource center.

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1939 Market Street, design by Paulett Taggart Architects and YA Studio

Permit Activity For 1939 Market Street, San Francisco

Permit activity has been spotted for the 15-story affordable senior housing proposal at 1939 Market Street by the Castro, San Francisco. The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development has filed a planning application to establish a long-term ground lease for Mercy Housing to take control of the site to build housing for residents within the LGBTQ community. Mercy Housing is the project developer.

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3300 Mission Street, rendering by BAR Architects & Interiors

Groundbreaking Ceremony For 3300 Mission Street in Bernal Heights, San Francisco

Construction has officially started for the six-story affordable housing project at 3300 Mission Street in San Francisco’s Mission Bernal corridor. The groundbreaking ceremony was held last Thursday with the developers, Mayor London Breed, State Senate Scott Weiner, and Supervisor Hillary Ronen. The project is notable for making adaptive reuse of the existing burnt-out structure while doubling the site’s height to yield 35 units on less than a tenth of an acre.

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