SDS Supportive Housing Fund

Urban Land Institute highlights SDS SHF Model

The Urban Land Institute Magazine interviews SDS Founder & CEO Deborah La Franchi on the SDS Supportive Housing Fund's model as one avenue to developing more housing for the unhoused.

Wall Street Journal Covers SDS SHF Model for Funding Permanent Supportive Housing

The Wall Street Journal interviews SDS Founder & CEO Deborah La Franchi on the innovative SDS Supportive Housing Fund model.

Impact Alpha’s in-Depth Feature Highlights SDS Supportive Housing Fund’s Model

Impact Alpha, a real estate publication focused on impact, features SDS Capital Group’s Supportive Housing Fund as well as the American South Real Estate Fund in their mission of creating affordable housing with private equity.

LA Times Highlights Success of SDS $190M Supportive Housing Fund Financial Model

As Los Angeles struggles to meet critical need for homeless housing, LA Times highlights the SDS Supportive Housing Project private equity funding and building model as an example of practical efficiency.

KABC-TV Covers SHF/Dolores Huerta Apts. Grand Opening

“One solution to help with homelessness” is how KABC-TV describes the SHF model of permanent supportive housing for L.A.’s unhoused residents.

L.A’s KNX News Radio Reports on a Viable Plan to Reduce Homelessness

Story covers our first-of-its-kind use of private equity funding to construct housing for residents in need.

KFI/iHeart Radio covers grand opening of SHF’s Dolores Huerta Apts

SHF is on track to finance 30 projects equalling 2,500 PSH units over the next 6 years.

Markets Insider covers $185M SDS Supportive Housing Fund’s first completed permanent supportive housing project

Mayor Karen Bass Joins Civil Rights Activist Dolores Huerta, Councilmember Curren D. Price and SDS CEO Deborah La Franchi at Official Opening of 40-Unit Namesake Dolores Huerta Apartments

Grand Opening of SHF’s Dolores Huerta Apartments

SHF’s first completed permanent supportive housing building officially opened its doors at a ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring civil rights leader and building namesake Dolores Huerta, Mayor Karen Bass, Councilmember Curren Price and SDS CEO Deborah La Franchi.