Department of Housing and Urban Development
Align Real Estate Proposes 1,800-Unit Tower Complex for San Francisco’s Fillmore District
Developer’s plan for shuttered Safeway site would be neighborhood’s largest project in decades, testing city’s ability to build without repeating displacement mistakes San...
Unity Council’s Affordable Housing Project in Oakland to Preserve Historic Church While Adding 94 Units
Developer seeks $120,300-square-foot development at 111 Fairmount Avenue with construction targeted for 2027-2029 As California cities grapple with persistent housing shortages, adaptive reuse...
From Silicon Valley Mayor to Capitol Hill: Sam Liccardo’s Quest to Turn Empty Buildings Into Homes
The former San Jose mayor is leading a bipartisan push to transform vacant commercial spaces into affordable housing—and breaking Washington gridlock in the...
Historic Housing Bill Advances to Senate Floor Despite Trump Budget Cuts
Bipartisan ROAD Act Faces Implementation Challenges as HUD Funding Under Fire In a rare display of congressional unity, the Senate Banking Committee unanimously...
Homeownership Dreams Dashed: The Great Affordability Crisis
Sarah and Mark had been diligently saving for a house for years. Both were gainfully employed, but even with a healthy six-figure combined...
Teachers, Nurses and Our Children Are Forced Out of Bay Area
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he affordable housing crisis is a burning hot topic across California, particularly in high rent communities like San Francisco. May 5-12 was designated...
Lack of Progress on Housing Weighs Heavy As San Jose Mulls Update to General Plan
By David Goll An effort by San Jose in recent years to right the city’s jobs-housing imbalance by emphasizing commercial development over residential...
Bridge Housing and Partners Acquire 360 Units in San Francisco for $86MM, Will Spend $55.6MM in Renovation
360 apartments in Mission, Castro, Bernal Heights to undergo extensive renewal SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24, 2015—Nonprofit BRIDGE Housing has closed on financing and...
