HOPE SF is not just about rebuilding public housing. The program borrows from the most successful national models to focus on revitalizing the whole community, not just on constructing new buildings. HOPE SF will create opportunities to transform residents’ lives, not just their homes, by investing in the schools, services, safety, and support needed for success. Find out more »
At Hunters View, obsolete buildings are in dire need of replacement. HOPE SF will replace all existing 267 public housing units and add additional affordable and market-rate homes to the community. The development team, composed of John Stewart Company, Ridge Point Non-Profit Housing Corporation, and Devine & Gong, Inc., began construction in January 2010.
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NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS
HOPE Grows in S.F.-Article in Affordable Housing Finance, November/December 2011 issue
December 2011
There's an unfamiliar scene in San Francisco's Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood. It’s the sight of a construction crew at one of the citys most distressed public housing developments.
After years of planning, The John Stewart Co., Devine & Gong, Inc., and Ridgepoint Non-Profit Housing Corp. have begun rebuilding Hunters View, a 22-acre site consisting of 267 public housing units built in 1956. Hunters View is just the first chapter in what is hoped will be an epic tale of renewal.
HOPE SF Alice Griffith Development Awarded $30.5M HUD Choice Neighborhood Grant
August 2011
August 31st was a great day for the residents of Alice Griffith and the City of San Francisco. Mayor Edwin M. Lee today announced that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has selected San Francisco’s HOPE SF transformation plan for Alice Griffith Public Housing Development and the surrounding Bayview neighborhood as a recipient of the $30.5 million Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant. The Alice Griffith Plan was one of six finalists submitted by communities nationwide competing for HUD Choice Neighborhoods funding.
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