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The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development provides affordable housing opportunities and essential services to build strong communities.

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This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, our "Did You Know?" series continues to draw critical attention to the stark racial and ethnic disparities in gender-based violence impact across San Francisco.

To help address these realities, confidential support and guidance remain readily accessible to help every survivor navigate their next steps safely.

Learn more at www.sf.gov/gender-based-violence-prevention-programs. Text reading "DID YOU KNOW?" and the hashtag #Every1KnowsSome1, above "Domestic Violence Awareness Month" by @sfmohcd

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The San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the Ramaytush Ohlone, the original inhabitants of the San Francisco Peninsula.

As guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. We wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the Ancestors, Elders, and Relatives of the Ramaytush Ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as First Peoples.

This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor and uplift the rich histories and cultures of all native and indigenous peoples, and continue to work toward equity for all. by @sfmohcd

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5 days ago

Behind on rent or need help with move-in costs?

The San Francisco Emergency Rental Assistance Program (SF ERAP) is here to help eligible local residents catch up and stay housed.

The application is available online, and our trusted community partners are here to support you every step of the way if you need help with your application.

Check your eligibility and apply at sferap.com or visit sf.gov/renthelp to learn more. Graphic that reads "Behind on rent? The San Francisco Emergency Rental Assistance Program (SF ERAP) helps eligible residents catch up on past-due rent or secure move-in costs." taken in San Francisco, California by @sfmohcd

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Applications are now live for Luca, a 95-unit affordable community located at 1652 Sunnydale Avenue in the Visitacion Valley neighborhood.

The thoughtfully-designed eight-story building will include apartment units ranging from one to three bedrooms. The community features 73 garage parking spaces, two outdoor courtyards, and a shared lounge and kitchen. In alignment with previous phases, 75% of the apartments are prioritized for existing Sunnydale public housing residents. The remaining 25% are affordable housing units available to households earning up to 60% AMI.

Prospective applicants are encouraged to review income qualifications and eligibility and submit their lottery applications via the DAHLIA San Francisco Housing Portal. Visit housing.sfgov.org or click the link in our bio to apply no later than October 22, 2026 at 5:00 PM Pacific Time. by @sfmohcd

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16 days ago

During Domestic Violence Awareness Month this October, we reaffirm our commitment to survivors across San Francisco.

At MOHCD, we provide essential violence prevention and intervention services in the community and support organizations that serve adults and youth who are survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and human trafficking.

Everyone can take action by learning the signs, sharing local resources, and supporting safe spaces for survivors. If you or someone you know needs help, confidential support is always available. To learn more, visit www.sf.gov/gender-based-violence-prevention-programs or click the link in our bio.

#Every1KnowsSome1 #DVAM Graphic stating “October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month,” with text urging support for survivors, breaking the silence around gender‑based violence, and highlighting MOHCD’s role in providing safe housing and supportive resources. by @sfmohcd

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October is Filipino American History Month (FAHM) – a time to honor the profound history, enduring culture, and vital contributions of the Filipino American community that help shape the vibrant fabric of San Francisco.

From the historic roots of SoMA to generations of activists, workers, artists, and leaders – Filipino Americans have deeply enriched San Francisco's civic and cultural life. At MOHCD, we recognize that honoring this legacy means continuing the work of Filipino-American visionaries to champion housing stability, economic justice, and community-driven spaces that allow the Filipino community to continue putting down roots and thriving in San Francisco.

Whether it's uplifting Filipino-owned small businesses and neighborhood cultural anchors or participating in community events and cultural programs – let us celebrate the rich heritage, resilience, and living history of our Filipino American neighbors today and every day. SF MOHCD graphic for October's Filipino American History Month, with text that reads: "We proudly honor the enduring history, culture, and community impact of our Filipino American residents. At MOHCD, we are committed to preserving this rich heritage by championing housing stability and cultural spaces so families can continue thriving here for generations to come." by @sfmohcd

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The Mission district has long stood as a vibrant heartbeat of culture, art, and resilience, and this Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month, MOHCD honors the tangible impact of one of this neighborhood's strongest anchors – the Calle 24 Latino Cultural District.

Their vital work focuses on keeping the district's rich heritage alive while actively centering historically marginalized voices within our community. From critical capital investments for community spaces and cultural services, to vibrant placemaking through murals and public art along Calle 24 – they are preserving legacy businesses, honoring intersectional Latinx history, and keeping the Mission a safe, inclusive place for all.

MOHCD is proud of our continued community partnership with the Calle 24 Latino Cultural District through the San Francisco Cultural Districts Program, supporting initiatives that positively shape the neighborhood's physical and cultural landscape, now and for generations to come.

You can learn more about the history of Calle 24 Latino Cultural District, their work, and upcoming events at www.calle24sf.org. A photo collage of the Calle 24 Latino Cultural District featuring traditional dancers and community members picking up trash in orange safety vests. by @sfmohcd

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24 days ago

Applications are now live for 850 Turk Street, an eight-story affordable community bringing much-needed housing to the Civic Center, Hayes Valley, and Tenderloin neighborhoods.

850 Turk transforms a previously underutilized downtown parking structure site into a modern mid-rise project providing 92 high-quality, sustainable homes—ranging from studios to spacious three-bedroom units—for individuals and families earning up to 60% AMI.

Designed with community and well-being in mind, the property features human-centered architecture complete with interconnected landscaped courtyards, an after-school program space, a community room, and an expansive roof deck offering stunning city views. Positioned near major civic hubs with robust transit and multi-modal mobility storage, this community represents a vital step in strengthening neighborhood vitality.

Prospective applicants are encouraged to review income qualifications and eligibility and submit their lottery applications via the DAHLIA San Francisco Housing Portal. Visit housing.sfgov.org or click the link in our bio to apply no later than October 13, 2026 at 5:00 PM Pacific Time. Graphic announcing applications are open for 850 Turk Street, an affordable housing development in San Francisco. by @sfmohcd

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25 days ago

Applications are now live for 3300 Mission Street, a new six-story 100% affordable housing development bringing 35 studio apartments to the Mission Bernal corridor.

This project marks the neighborhood’s first affordable housing development in nearly 20 years, offering much-needed homes for low-income individuals and small households earning between 25% and 35% AMI. Residents will enjoy incredible neighborhood convenience, located within walking distance of local parks, a library, an elementary school, a hospital, grocery stores, and other everyday essentials. Inside, the building features fantastic resident amenities, including a welcoming community room, a supportive services suite, secure bike parking, a residential lobby, and ground-floor commercial space.

Prospective applicants are encouraged to review income qualifications and eligibility and submit their lottery applications via the DAHLIA San Francisco Housing Portal. Visit housing.sfgov.org or click the link in our bio to apply no later than October 6, 2026 at 5:00 PM Pacific Time. Blue promotional graphic from the SF Mayor's Office of Housing and Community development with a building in the background. Text reads: “Applications Open: 3300 Mission Street. Located in Bernal Heights, this development will provide 35 studio units of affordable housing for low-income individuals and small households.” Bottom text reads: “DAHLIA San Francisco Housing Portal.” by @sfmohcd

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Rooted in generations of history, Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month honors the profound cultural impact, pioneering achievements, and enduring resilience of Hispanic and Latinx communities.

MOHCD remains deeply committed to investing in equitable housing, economic opportunities, and community programs that empower Hispanic and Latinx communities to thrive, stay, and grow in San Francisco.

Join us in honoring the heritage and culture and building a more inclusive future for all! Graphic for Hispanic & Latinx Heritage Month by SF MOHCD, featuring text stating "San Francisco's history is inextricably bound to the resilience, creativity, and profound leadership of our Hispanic and Latinx communities. MOHCD is proud to celebrate this rich heritage and the powerful community voices guiding our city forward." by @sfmohcd

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