Mission Bay North - Housing
In Mission Bay North, the total housing production is 2,964 units, of which approximately 24% (or 698 units) are affordable to low- and moderate-income households. Inclusionary affordable units are those integrated into market-rate housing developments. OCII affordable units are those subsidized by OCII in stand-alone, 100% affordable housing developments.
Mission Bay North Housing Status Table
|
|
Total Units |
Market Rate |
Inclusionary Affordable |
OCII Affordable |
Total Affordable |
|
Completed |
2,964 |
2,266 |
291 |
407 |
698 |
|
Total |
2,964 |
2,266 |
291 |
407 |
698 |
Source: FY 20-21 Annual Housing Production Report
- Certificate of Preference Program (COP)
- DAHLIA Program
- Additional Housing Resources
Certificate of Preference
The Certificate of Preference is a special document that gives highest priority to applicants in City-sponsored housing lotteries. The former San Francisco Redevelopment Agency issued them to displaced households in the 1960s and 1970s.
You can exercise a Certificate of Preference twice - to rent one unit and to buy one unit.
If you don’t have the physical certificate, you can still check if you’re eligible for this program.
Visit the Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development website for more information. Click here.
Visit the DAHLIA site.