TOP 10 Subsidized housing in San Francisco, California

Chestnut Creek Senior Apartments, located at 65 Chestnut Avenue in South San Francisco, California, offers affordable HUD subsidized one- and two-bedroom apartments for families with at least one household member 62 or older. The apartments feature wall-to-wall carpeting, all-electric kitchens, deck/patio, and an emergency call system. Residents also have access to a community room with a kitchen, laundry facilities, elevators, and a peaceful courtyard. Assigned surface parking is available, and professional on-site management is provided. Developed by BRIDGE, Chestnut Creek is a charming community within walking distance of shopping, health care, social services, and recreation areas. The design, in a "Mission Eclectic" style, includes a central courtyard that opens from the community room. The location is convenient to the South San Francisco BART station.

Jackie Robinson Apartments, located at 1340 Hudson Avenue in San Francisco, California, is a low-income housing community consisting of 130 units. This institution is subsidized by the federal government's HUD division, making it an affordable option for those in need of housing assistance. The demand for low-income housing is high, so there may be a waiting list for potential residents. In addition to providing affordable housing, Jackie Robinson Apartments also offers market-rate family rental housing, senior housing, cooperatives, special needs housing, marketing and rent up services, specialized program development, and common interest developments. The institution specializes in acquisition and rehabilitation, historic preservation and adaptive reuse, new housing development, pre-construction and construction phase services, financial and syndication services, and project planning and feasibility analysis.