The new development marked completion of the first phase of the Hunters View project, which will result in a total of 107 completed units by May. The project marks the first of five public housing sites set to be redeveloped by San Francisco’s HOPE SF housing initiative.
“We should be able to provide housing,” said Olson Lee, director of the Mayor’s Office of Housing, “whether it’s public housing or affordable housing that everybody’s mother should be able to live in.”
By the time the Hunters View project is done, it will include large swaths of open space, parks and a community center. It’s a stark contrast to the old Hunters View, considered one of the city’s most violent neighborhoods.
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