What makes the SDS Supportive Housing Fund innovative?

The SDS Supportive Housing Fund uses a first-of-its-kind private equity funding model to provide capital for permanent supportive housing developments, allowing for quicker project financing and construction turnaround at significantly lower costs than traditionally funded public housing developments. The core model uses zero taxpayer dollars for land acquisition or construction.

How does the cost compare to traditional supportive housing development?

SHF's total unit costs are significantly less than the $600,000 average unit costs for similar units in the current California market. The fund's innovative approach allows for much more cost-effective development.

What is the scope of the SDS Supportive Housing Fund?

To date, the Fund has financed ten PSH projects which will result in a total of 760 PSH units upon completion. The SDS Supportive Housing Fund is on track to finance approximately 30 projects that will result in the construction of an estimated 2,500 PSH units over the next six years.

Who attended the Dolores Huerta Apartments grand opening?

The grand opening was attended by Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass, civil rights leader Dolores Huerta, Councilmember Curren D. Price Jr., Veronica Lewis (Executive Director of HOPICS), John Yamamoto (Kaiser Permanente), SDS Capital Group Founder & CEO Deborah La Franchi, and students from Dolores Huerta Elementary School.

April 27, 2023

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

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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

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