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
Isolated From Potrero Hill's Affluence, the Terrace-Annex Projects Wait for Renewal
May 2010
"As attention focused last month on the violence along the T-Third Street Muni, students from nearby Potrero Hill were also marching, but their three-year-old effort focused on bringing attention to the public housing projects that sit on the south side of an increasingly affluent neighborhood."
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UPCOMING EVENTS
HOPE SF Youth Academy members will present their plans for the redevelopment of their communities at a Y-Plan event at U.C. Berkeley. The presentations are the culmination of a three month education and planning process where Academy members were introduced to redevelopment principles by development team partners and created plans for what they would like to see in the revitalized community.
| Where: | Wurster Hall University of California, Berkeley |
| When: | Saturday June 19, 2010 (program begins at 8:45 am, presentations begin at 3:30) |
| Email: | Yahya Abdul-Mateen |
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