MOHCD Quarterly Dashboard

DECEMBER 2019
AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS TOWARD 10K GOAL (as of 9/30/2019)
CALENDAR YEAR/QUARTER MARKET RATE & AFFORDABLE AFFORDABLE UNITS % AFFORDABLE (Cumulative)
  TOTAL UNITS COMPLETED ACQUISITION/REHABS NEW CONSTRUCTION TOTAL AFFORDABLE  
2014 3,697 383 695 1,078 29%
2015 4,486 1,557 239 1,796 35%
2016 7,548 2,207 385 2,592 35%
2017 4,514 223 1,145 1,368 34%
2018 3,705 294 496 790 32%
2019 Q3 1,750 108 590 698 33%
TOTAL 25,700 4,772 3,550 8,322 32%

Key:
30,000 Housing Unit Goal includes 10,000 new, preserved or rehabilitated affordable units
Total Units = Market Rate units completed + Affordable units constructed or permanently brought into protected status through acquisition/rehabilitation
Acquisition/Rehabs = Units permanently brought into protected status through acquisition to preserve their affordability from market pressures and (i.e. Small Sites projects) + Existing affordable housing rehabilitated to extend their useful lifespan (i.e. RAD projects)
New Construction = Newly constructed affordable units

 

AFFORDABLE HOUSING PRODUCTION PROJECTIONS (as of 9/30/2019)
  # of units started/estimated to start construction # of units completed/estimated to complete construction
2019 1,820 3,183
2020 2,431 1,246
2021 1,258 2,863
TOTAL UNITS 5,509 7,292

 

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING SERVICES (JULY 2018-JUNE 2019)
ACTIVITY NUMBER ASSISTED ACTIVITY NUMBER ASSISTED ACTIVITY NUMBER ASSISTED ACTIVITY NUMBER ASSISTED
Individuals receiving full legal representation in eviction matters 2,199 Individuals assisted in accessing housing, including preparing for successful rental application 4,207 Individuals receiving legal counseling in non-eviction matters 3,651 Number of new homeowners created 245
Individuals receiving tenant education and counseling 3,160 Residents participating in community building activities across four HOPE SF and eight RAD sites 5,443 Individuals receiving case management as an element of service connection 1,525 Nonprofit service providers receiving captial improvements to their facilities 7
Individuals receiving short-term rental assistance 364 Public housing residents that achieved 75% of their goals from case management plans 163 Individuals who achieve at least 75% of their goals from case management plans 1,039 Nonprofit service providers receiving Capital Needs Assessments 20
Individuals whoseevictions have been prevented 664 Individuals with HIV/AIDS who are more stably housed 529 Survivors of domestic violence receiving shelter, case management and/or legal services 749 Community and public spaces improved through capital investments 3
Individuals provided with financial counseling, education and coaching 1,731 Individuals with HIV/AIDS housed in long-term residential care facilities 160 Individuals receiving training in life skills, academic skills, ESL and workplace readiness 3,815 Residents engaged in opportunities for neighborhood involvement 2,572
Individuals receiving credit counseling  and repair services 702 Individuals receiving full legal representation in non-eviction cases 2,113 Individuals provided with homeownership pre-purchase education and counseling 3,040 Community based organizations receiving grants through community grantmaking process 125

 

HOUSING LOTTERIES AND APPLICATIONS (JULY 2018-JUNE 2019)
PROGRAM NUMBER PROGRAM NUMBER
Housing Lotteries Held 110 Certificate of Preference Holders Housed  24
Affordable Rental Units Available for Lottery 180 Displaced Tenant Housing Preference Holders Housed 97
Rental Applications Submitted for Lottery Units & Wait Lists 61,966 Neighborhood Preference Holders Housed 99
Affordable Homeownership Units Available for Lottery 87 Downpayment Assistance Loan Program Loans Closed 173

 

HOPE SF
  EXISTING UNITS FUTURE MIXED INCOME UNITS COMPLETED UNITS TOTAL UNITS COMPLETED TO DATE
PUBLIC HOUSING REPLACEMENT TAX CREDIT MARKET RATE
Hunters View 267 650 214 72 0 286
Alice Griffith 256 1,150 226 107 0 333
Sunnydale/Velasco 775 1,400-1,700 41 14 0 54
Potrero Terrace/Annex 619 1,400-1,600 53 19 0 72

 

ACQUISITION/PRESERVATION PROGRAM as of 10/1/2019
  NUMBER    
Completed projects 34    
Residential units 278    
Commercial units 25    
Households stabilized 510