Iroquois

835 O’Farrel Street

Iroquois

835 O’Farrel Street

Iroquois building

HomeRise acquired the Iroquois in 1995 and redeveloped the building in partnership with Salazar Architects. This was HomeRise’s fourth permanent supportive housing property. The building serves extremely low income, chronically homeless individuals and families. The building opened its doors to tenants in 1996.

THE BUILDING

The Iroquois is a five story building built in 1913 and rehabilitated by HomeRise in 1996. The building is home to 11 families and 63 individuals, with a total of 74 units. The Iroquois features a support services space and a large, open community room, and roof deck and garden where tenants grow various decorative plants and host events. Prior to becoming a supportive housing site, the Iroquois was one of the last residential hotels that served merchant marines.

AWARDS

2003 MetLife Foundation Awards for Excellence in Affordable Housing, 2nd Place

Property Manager: HomeRise

Service Provider: Homerise

Opened:  1996

Demographic: Single Adults/Families

Number of units:  74

In need of housing? Get more information on the Coordinated Entry process, which is designed to assess and match families and individuals experiencing homelessness with housing opportunities and services.

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