SFHDC EQUITY FUND

The San Francisco Housing Development Corporation (SFHDC) Equity Fund was established in 2005 to recruit and attract individuals, banks, financial institutions, industry-related corporations, and private foundations interested in investing in the revitalization of underserved, urban communities that are highly populated by low and moderate income (LMI) and ethnically diverse families. The Fund addresses the tremendous need for affordable housing in the San Francisco Bay Area.  SFHDC's goal is to rebuild and strengthen communities that have been neglected for decades, and are now in desperate need of revitalization.

SFHDC plans to serve as a catalyst by acquiring and developing land and property located in key areas within depressed minority and low-income neighborhoods.  Our goal is to attract other developers who share our vision of community-wide revitalization and economic growth.   We hope to work together to transform low-income communities into a thriving, self-sufficient area that benefit the residents of lving there.

SFHDC believes homeownership new affordable homes will produce equity for low and moderate income families, and provide them with the resources to increase their net-worth, typically resulting in social and economic stability, educational achievement, civic participation, and the reduction of crime rate and violence.  Homeownership results in stronger neighborhoods, stable households, and economic growth for communities, cities, and the country over all.

To date, our current investors include: First American Title Company, Catholic Healthcare West, United Commercial Bank, US Bank, and First Republic Bank.  If you are interested in learning more about community-conscious investments  or wanting to support urban transformational development projects contact Valerie Wiggins or Regina Davis at 415.822.1022.