They boast renovated living spaces and provide needed social services.

The event celebrated the rescue of the two properties slated to be sold on the open market. Regional Administrator Ophelia Basgal was an invited speaker on September 15 at the reopening of rehabilitated low-income affordable housing at 165 Turk and 249 Eddy streets in San Francisco's Tenderloin.

The rehabilitated buildings boast renovated living spaces with upgraded appliances and also provide needed social services.

Regional Administrator Ophelia Basgal congratulates TNDC for its commitment to affordable housing in San Francisco's Tenderloin district.

It was hosted by the Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC.) With primary financial assistance from San Francisco Redevelopment Agency (SFRA) and HUD, TNDC was able to purchase the buildings and renew their Section 8 contracts with guarantees of low-income affordability for 99 years.

These rehabilitated studio and one-bedroom apartments provide housing for low-income and disabled seniors. The rehabilitations included seismic retrofitting, electrical and plumbing upgrades. The construction has common room facilities as well have space for on-site Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation (TNDC) social workers and support services.

TNDC is a non-profit organization established in 1981. They maintain a growing portfolio of 30 buildings serving 3,000 tenants in the Tenderloin and surrounding neighborhoods.

Regional Administrator Ophelia Basgal congratulated the Multifamily team for their hard work and speedy process on this project. It is a result of great teamwork and will benefit many needy seniors who live in the Tenderloin area.

HUD Multifamily in Northern California