Jackson Towers

Notre Dame Apartments, situated in San Francisco, CA, holds a rich history dating back to its origins as a sanitarium in 1909. Over the years, the building transformed into a hospital before being converted into affordable housing for seniors and the disabled in the mid-1970s. The project faced challenges in the late 1990s, with the threat of rent increases, leading to a collaborative effort by Chinatown CDC to purchase and rehabilitate the property to ensure housing stability for over 250 senior residents. Today, Notre Dame Apartments stands as a testament to community development, offering 144 studios and 57 one-bedroom units spread across 130,000 square feet. Chinatown CDC's involvement as the developer, owner, and manager underscores their commitment to providing affordable housing options in San Francisco. With a portfolio of 38 properties, including Bayside Elderly Housing and Golden Gate Apartments, Chinatown CDC continues to empower low-income families, adults, and seniors through sustainable housing solutions. Generated from the website content