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Extreme Makeover: Public Housing Edition

October 19, 2015
Pelosi Update

On Wednesday, I toured the Robert B. Pitts public housing apartments in the Western Addition, the site of a HUD Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) rehabilitation project, with HUD Secretary Julián Castro, Mayor Ed Lee and Board of Supervisors President London Breed. The visit highlighted the progress San Francisco is making on revitalizing public housing in areas where they are in most need.

Through this public-private partnership, the San Francisco Housing Authority will undergo a$1.69 billion transformation rehabilitating 4,584 public housing units for 8,000 low-income San Franciscans.

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Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi joins HUD Secretary Julián Castro, Mayor Ed Lee, and Board of Supervisors President London Breed to discuss the rehabilitation of the Robert B. Pitts Apartments in the Western Addition and other distressed public housing throughout the city.


The issue of housing affordability is a challenge to the soul of our city. We must ensure that people from all walks of life can continue to live in our beautiful city, share in its vibrancy, and enjoy its diversity and its energy. Through the RAD program we are unleashing new resources, protecting tenants' rights and preserving a strong voice for our families in the housing policy decisions that affect their communities.

 

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