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Affordable HousingSRO

SRO Affordable Housing in California

SRO affordable housing across California

California's pipeline includes 3 sro affordable housing projects across 2 counties — 3 funded with 9% tax credits and 0 with 4% credits, totaling roughly 142 units. Search by builder or filter by county and credit type below.

Single-room-occupancy (SRO) housing provides compact, deeply affordable units — a key tool for housing individuals at the lowest income levels and those exiting homelessness.

BUILDLAB designs the low-voltage, security, and life-safety systems behind developments like these — structured cabling, surveillance, door access, and fire & life safety, engineered in-house.

3
Projects
142
Total units
$36K
Potential door-fee income
3 / 0
9% / 4% credit
2
Counties
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3 projects · 142 total units

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9%SRO2024

Rose Creek Village

San Diego, San Diego County

Potential door-fee income (est.)
$15,000
$250/unit one-time · 60 units
Likely BUILDLAB scope
Structured cablingBuilding WiFiIP surveillanceDoor accessDAS / ERCCSCommon-area AV
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9%SRO2024

Sierra Madre Apartments

San Francisco, San Francisco County

Potential door-fee income (est.)
$11,750
$250/unit one-time · 47 units
Likely BUILDLAB scope
Structured cablingBuilding WiFiIP surveillanceDoor accessCommon-area AV
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9%SRO2024

3300 Mission Street

San Francisco, San Francisco County

  • Builder: Dreamkeeper Venture LLC
  • Units: 35 (34 affordable)
  • Type: New Construction
  • Status: Preliminary Reservation
  • Tax credit: $2.5M/yr federal
  • App #: CA-2024-003
Potential door-fee income (est.)
$8,750
$250/unit one-time · 35 units
Likely BUILDLAB scope
Structured cablingBuilding WiFiIP surveillanceDoor accessCommon-area AV
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BUILDLAB designs and coordinates the low-voltage, security, and life-safety scope these projects depend on — Division 27/28 structured cabling, IP surveillance, door access, DAS/ERCCS, and common-area networks — engineered in-house and coordinated across every trade to keep infrastructure costs contained. Get a free budget estimate scoped to your unit count and building type.

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Data source: California Tax Credit Allocation Committee (CTCAC). Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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