This first phase of a two-phase project, Brightwell West will create 75 affordable rental homes for San Francisco’s public school teachers, paraeducators, child-care workers, and City College employees. Image Credit David Baker Architects and Min Design
Visit the DAHLIA San Francisco Housing Portal at housing.sfgov.org to view full eligibility requirements and submit your application before the deadline on May 13, 2026 at 5:00 PM PST.
Promotional flyer with a dark blue overlay showing a rendering of Brightwell West. At the top is the MOHCD logo. Text reads: 'Applications Open', 'Brightwell West', and 'Located at 750 Golden Gate Avenue, this development will provide 75 affordable homes with lottery priority for SFUSD and SFCCD employees.' at the bottom is the DAHLIA San Francisco housing portal logo.
Applications are open for Brightwell West, a new affordable housing coming to the heart of San Francisco!
Brightwell West will include 75 affordable homes with lottery priority for SFUSD and San Francisco Community College District employees. housing.sfgov.org/listings/a0W...
A commemorative graphic for Arab American Heritage Month featuring the San Francisco City and County seal and the "Mayor’s Office of Housing & Community Development" logo at the top. The background is a muted steel-blue with an intricate, repeating geometric pattern inspired by Islamic art. The central text reads: April is Arab American Heritage Month.
April is Arab American Heritage Month!
San Francisco’s strength is rooted in its diversity, and our Arab, Middle Eastern, and North African neighbors have played a vital role in shaping the cultural and civic fabric of our city,
Do you need help catching up on rent? San Francisco's Emergency Rental Assistance Program is accepting applications. Apply today! www.sferap.com
Facing challenges with past-due rent? We're here to help.
San Francisco's Emergency Rental Assistance Program (SF ERAP) is currently accepting applications for those who need support catching up on payments. Don't wait - visit sferap.com to see if you qualify.
Blue and white text over blue background reads "Celebrating Women's History Month - The San Francisco Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development proudly celebrates the resilience, courage, and extraordinary contributions of women throughout history."
March is Women’s History Month, a time to honor the achievements, contributions, and resilience of women throughout history and in our own communities.
Join us as we come together to reflect, uplift, and champion gender equity—because when women rise, we all rise.
White and blue text over blue background reads "Celebrating Lunar New year 2026. San Francisco is proud of celebrate Lunar New Year, embracing its vibrant cultural diversity and rich Asian heritage."
As San Francisco lights up with red lanterns & festive energy, the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development wants to take a moment to honor our vibrant Asian communities.
May the Year of the Horse bring you and your loved ones newfound energy, prosperity, and peace!
Text reads "February is Black History Month"
From the Fillmore to the Bayview and everywhere in between, the history of San Francisco is inseparable from that of our Black communities. This month and every month, MOHCD is dedicated to advancing housing opportunities, preserving culture, and honoring our Black neighbors.
Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development 2024-2025 Annual Progress Report - Available Now! www.sf.gov/mohcd-plans-and-reports
We are pleased to present MOHCD's Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2024-2025.
We thank our many partners for their continued collaboration and commitment to helping us carry out our mission.
Read the full report: sf.gov/mohcd-plans-...
Campaign graphic for SF Nonprofits Work highlighting nonprofit partnership, accountability, and collective impact within San Francisco’s Homelessness Response System.
Year 2 of SF Nonprofits Work starts today. Nonprofits are essential partners in San Francisco’s Homelessness Response System, delivering housing, shelter, prevention, and stabilization services citywide.
Follow #SFNonprofitsWork to see their impact.
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SFPUC crews clearing out a storm drain with the Vac-Con truck. City Hall in the background lit up in green and red.
🌧️ Rain is on the way! We’re working around the clock to make sure San Francisco is rain ready. You can help by clearing leaves and trash from storm drains in your neighborhood.
See a badly clogged drain? Contact SF311 so our crews can take care of it. sfpuc.gov/RainReadySF
Image of city officials and development partners cutting the ribbon at 600 7th Street. Text reads: "600 7th Street Grand Opening. Providing 221 new affordable homes for low-income and formerly homeless households, along with more than 4,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial space in South of Market"
Last week, we celebrated the grand opening of 600 Seventh Street — bringing 221 new affordable homes to SoMa!
Thank you to our partners who transformed a once-vacant city lot into a vibrant community that that integrates housing with supportive services. sf.gov/news-mayor-l...
Red awareness ribbon with text reading ‘World AIDS Day’ and HSH logo.
Today is World AIDS Day. We honor those we have lost, support those living with HIV, and reaffirm our commitment to housing and services that help people stay healthy.
Learn more & get support: sf.gov/cityclinic
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Apply Now 2550 Irving Street Bringing 9- new 100% affordable homes to San Francisco's Sunset District Application deadline: December 12, 2025 Apply online now at housing.sfgov.org
Applications are now open for 2550 Irving Street!
A new affordable housing community is coming to the Sunset – bringing long-awaited, deeply affordable homes for families and veterans.
Check eligibility and apply online by December 12, 2025 housing.sfgov.org/listings/a0W...
Calling all small business owners and community leaders in San Francisco! Join us on December 15 at the San Francisco Public Library for a free workshop, "Practical AI for Small Businesses and Community Organizations"
Space is limited - register today! www.eventbrite.com/e/workshop-p...
This project is a result of a strong public-private partnership led by @tndc.bsky.social and supported by funding from @sfmohcd.bsky.social, @california-hcd.bsky.social, the Housing Accelerator Fund, FHLBank San Francisco, and JP Morgan Chase. tndc.org/property/383...
Earlier this week, we celebrated the grand opening 383 6th Ave—the Inner Richmond’s first 100% affordable housing community featuring 98 homes low-income seniors and veterans. sf.gov/news-mayor-l...
Great news for CalFresh users in San Francisco: November CalFresh benefits are starting to be restored across CA! That means many of you will begin to see your full food benefits back on your EBT cards -- something we’ve all been waiting for. More info: sfhsa.org/calfreshaid
The Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development honors the unceded ancestral homeland of the Ramaytush Ohlone –the original stewards of the San Francisco Peninsula. We are committed to uplifting the vibrant cultures, histories, and ongoing legacies of Native and Indigenous communities.
Due to the federal government shutdown, CalFresh benefits won't be issued in November. However, San Franciscans who are use CalFresh will get a letter from our agency next week with instructions for accessing a one-time prepaid card that can be used at grocery stores citywide: sfhsa.org/calfreshaid
Today, Mayor Daniel Lurie signed an Executive Directive reaffirming San Francisco’s commitment to safety and inclusion, coordinating public safety efforts, supporting immigrant communities, and ensuring our city stays prepared.
View the mayor's message in its entirety:
sfgovtv.org/PublicSafety...
What do San Francisco’s sanctuary policies and local law enforcement protocols mean for our communities?
Join the San Francisco Immigrant Rights Commission for a special hearing on Monday, October 27, 2025 at City Hall Room 416 at 5:30 pm. Learn more: bit.ly/irc_2025
Request For Proposals! SFAC invites artists and artist teams residing in the US to submit proposals for the Civic Center Plaza Temporary Sculpture RFP. Artwork will be located in front of City Hall.
Submit here: bit.ly/sfacrfq
Deadline: 1/12/2026 11:59 PM PST
“The Kelsey Civic Center is a model for what inclusive housing can look like—a first-of-its-kind model for accessible, affordable housing in San Francisco. With projects like these, we are proving that we can build communities for people of all abilities." - San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie
Developed by @mercyhousing.bsky.social and The Kelsey, The Kelsey Civic Center's disability-forward design ensures accessibility for people with a range of physical, sensory, & cognitive disabilities. Its location near public transit reinforces its role as a hub for community connection.
Last week, we celebrated the grand opening of The Kelsey Civic Center – a 112-unit, first-in-the-nation housing project that combines affordable housing, accessible design, and a publicly-funded Disability Cultural Center in a central civic location. sf.gov/news-mayor-l...
Did you know? Survivors of domestic violence are 4 times more likely to experience housing instability.
This #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth, we recognize that no survivor should have to choose between safety and housing stability.
We’ve launched a new Gender-Based Violence Prevention webpage to connect residents with resources and services. sf.gov/gender-based...
This month, we proudly honor the rich history, resilience, and contributions of Filipino Americans in San Francisco and beyond. From the legacy of the Manongs to the leadership of today’s community builders, Filipino Americans have shaped our city’s culture, neighborhoods, and progress.
We are pleased to announce a new funding opportunity to support the build-out or code compliance of long-standing vacant commercial spaces. Funding is available on a first-come, first-served basis. sf.gov/information-...
Introducing @sfgov.sf.gov's new Gender-Based Violence Prevention & Intervention webpage — a centralized resource highlighting the City’s commitment to ending gender-based violence and building a city where dignity, respect, and safety are a reality for all. sf.gov/gender-based...
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We stand with survivors, advocates, service providers, and community partners in working toward a future where every person has the right to feel safe in their home and in their relationships. www.sf.gov/gender-based...
