by admin-chp | Dec 3, 2020 | News
San Francisco Chronicle, by Trisha Thadani San Francisco has pulled back on a plan to close hotels for the homeless this month, but the news has done little to curb the uncertainty that many residents still face in 2021. The Department of Homelessness and Supportive...
by admin-chp | Dec 15, 2020 | News
San Francisco Business Times, by Laura Waxmann A 96-unit housing project for extremely low-income and homeless San Francisco residents slated to rise in the South of Market neighborhood is moving one step closer to construction with a $19.1 million funding boost from...
by admin-chp | Nov 17, 2020 | News
As part of the citywide effort to transform public housing, and the organization’s commitment to serving more members of the community, Community Housing Partnership and BRIDGE Housing broke ground on November 17 to begin construction of 410 China Basin Street in...
by admin-chp | Aug 14, 2020 | News
San Francisco Public Press, by Noah Arroyo & Brian Howey San Francisco’s housing and homelessness service providers worry that City Hall’s budget decisions will leave them unprepared to face an expected wave of housing displacement. Interviews with staffers at a...
by admin-chp | Jul 28, 2020 | News
The Patch, by the Office of the San Francisco Mayor San Francisco, CA–Mayor London N. Breed today announced that construction has begun on the Plumbers Union mixed-use project, which will transform a crucial stretch of Market Street by adding 580 new homes, including...
by admin-chp | Jul 23, 2020 | News
Mission Local, by Madison Alvarado San Francisco real estate developers Mel Murphy, Luke O’Brien and James Kavanaugh are in the process of converting a residential board-and-care facility into a duplex, according to city documents. Up until a fire in August 2015, 628...
