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DAH housing takes many forms including:
Master leased single room occupancy (SRO) hotels. Master leasing allows SFDPH-HUH to engage in long-term leases with building owners who retain responsibility only for large capital improvements after lease-signing; building owners often renovate residential and common areas prior to lease signing as well. Master leasing has allowed SFDPH-HUH to bring large numbers of housing units online rapidly.
Units in new capital developments. An increasing number of DAH units fit this model. Most new capital units take the form of private apartments that afford tenants access to private bathrooms and cooking facilities.
Set-aside DAH units in larger residential buildings owned by nonprofit providers. These units may be in renovated single room occupancy (SRO) buildings or newly developed sites in which the units include private bathrooms and cooking facilities.
Units in a licensed residential care facility. Only one DAH site fits into this category, and tenants share rooms at this facility.
Regardless of the setting, most tenants live independently in their own units, though they have access to on-site support services, property management, and 24-hour desk clerks if needed.
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* “Chronically homeless” as defined by HUD. This definition may vary slightly depending on the DAH program / site. Please contact SFDPH-HUH for more information.
^ The allocation of contracted units between the two buildings is not defined. The Ritz has 88 total building units—the Dalt has 177.
